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The Cognitive Blind Spots of Each MBTI Type

Jetta Moon5 years ago5 years ago023 mins

In the MBTI, blind-spots in your personality type are the areas you tend to overlook and fail to give adequate consideration for. Here's a look at what your blank spot is based on Myers-Briggs personality type.

INFP The General blind-spot associated with INFP, revolves around their lack of objectivity, attentiveness to details and…

How Each MBTI Type Uses Extraverted Feeling

Jetta Moon6 years ago5 years ago01 mins

In the Myers-Briggs, extraverted feeling is a cognitive function described as having a focus on harmony, communication and connection with other people. Only 8 of the 16 MBTI types have Fe in their main 4-function stack. The others have it as a shadow function. Here is a look at how extroverted feeling is manifested and…

INTP/ISTP Inferior Fe Subtypes | mbti-info

Jetta Moon7 years ago2 years ago08 mins

"Parent" by TeijoLahtinen INFERIOR FE SUBTYPES mbti-info: 1) the confidently eccentric inferior Fe: You maybe used to care what people think about you, but you don’t anymore. And even if you did, they probably wouldn’t like you anyway. You might as well be as weird as you want. Social skills- why bother. 2) the quintessential…

Misplaced and/or Misdirected Cognitive Function Series | MBTI Listings

Jetta Moon7 years ago1 month ago01 mins

Central to the framework of the MBTI are the four pairs of cognitive functions, each playing a unique role in shaping how we perceive the world, process information, and make decisions. However, what happens when these cognitive functions become misplaced or misdirected? For various reasons, individuals may find themselves grappling with the effects of cognitive…

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The Trickster Role Of Each Myers Briggs Type

Jetta Moon7 years ago2 years ago11 mins

The Trickster Role - The 7th function referred to as the trickster, or deceiving role, is a reaction against being controlled or put upon. It mirrors the eternal child of the tertiary function and is triggered when the tertiary function is threatened or bullied by the 7th function either through other's use of it or by direct…

The Opposing Role of Each Myers Briggs Type

Jetta Moon7 years ago2 weeks ago115 mins

The Opposing Role of an MBTI Type The opposing role is the 5th function and the first shadow function in the Beebe model's extended 8-function stack. This function's role manifests as a reaction towards the ego and especially its heroic dominant perspective when being opposed or obstructed. Obstruction might also be when the ego's connection…

The Critical Parent Role of Each Myers Briggs Type

Jetta Moon8 years ago1 month ago11 mins

In cognitive theory, the critical parent role or witch/senex represents the 6th function in a type's cognitive stack. As part of the shadow processes the critical parent indicates the function used to spot weak points in ourselves and others and attack them with scathing criticisms and demoralizing invectives. It’s also referred to as the “demonstrative function” and represents a hidden strength present in every type. (more…)

The Devilish Role of Each Myers Briggs Type

Jetta Moon8 years ago1 month ago11 mins

In cognitive theory, the devilish role is the 8th function in the functional stack and forms part of the shadow processes. The devilish role manifests under stressful conditions and can be quite negative. In using the process that plays this role, we might become destructive of ourselves or others and engage in behavior that will…

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