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Introvert and Extrovert Cognitive Functions

• Introvert Functions

  • Focus on personal thoughts, feelings, and experiences.

  • Examples include:

    • TI: Thinking

    • FI: Feeling

    • SI: Experiencing

    • NI: Envisioning

• Extrovert Functions

  • Focus on external inputs and what others are doing.

  • Examples include:

    • SE: Observing

    • TE: Thinking

    • FE: Feeling

• Balance Between Functions

  • Introverts generate outputs; extroverts seek inputs.

  • Importance of balancing output and input for societal interaction.

  • Developing both introvert and extrovert functions is crucial.

• Challenges of Imbalance

  • Introverts may become too contextual and stubborn.

  • Extroverts may lack personal identity and rely on external opinions.

• Striving for Balance

  • Achieving a perfect 50-50 balance is a myth.

  • Some personalities, like ENTPs or ENFPs, may appear balanced but still have unique internal dynamics.

• Conclusion

  • Balance between introvert and extrovert functions is essential for personal growth and societal interaction.

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