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Cognitive Functions Flashcards

1
Q

What are judging functions for?

A

Making decisions/Rationalising

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2
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What are perceiving functions for?

A

Observing/Perceiving information

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3
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What are the judging functions?

A

Thinking and Feeling

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4
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What are the perceiving functions?

A

Intuition and Sensing

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5
Q

Ti stands for?

A

Introverted Thinking

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6
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Te stands for?

A

Extraverted Thinking

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7
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Fi stands for?

A

Introverted Feeling

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8
Q

Fe stands for?

A

Extraverted Feeling

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9
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Ni stands for?

A

Introverted Intuition

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10
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Ne stands for?

A

Extraverted Intuition

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11
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Si stands for?

A

Introverted Sensing

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12
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Se stands for?

A

Extraverted Sensing

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13
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How many cognitive functions are there?

A

8

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14
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What 2 categories are the cognitive functions divided into?

A

Judging Functions and Perceiving Functions

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15
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What are the cognitive functions?

A

Ti, Te, Fi, Fe, Ni, Ne, Si, Se

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16
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How many functions pairs are there?

A

4

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17
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What are the function pairs?

A

Ne/Si, Se/Ni, Fi/Te, Ti/Fe

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18
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What is the category rule?

A

Every person must have 1 introverted and 1 extraverted function under each function category

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19
Q

What are cognitive functions for?

A

Each personality type is a combination of 4 cognitive functions laid out in a specific order.

20
Q

What do cognitive functions describe?

A

A person’s natural, innate way of doing things.

21
Q

Where do extraverted functions take place?

A

In the outer world

22
Q

Where do introverted functions take place?

A

In the inner world

23
Q

Are extraverted functions objective or subjective?

A

Objective

24
Q

Are introverted functions objective or subjective?

A

Subjective

25
Q

What are the 2 opposite pairs?

A

Thinking/Feeling, Sensing/Intuition

26
Q

What are opposite pairs called?

A

An axis

27
Q

How many axis are there?

A

4

28
Q

How many axis can each person have?

A

2

29
Q

What is the balanced rule?

A

If one’s dominant function is extraverted, one’s auxiliary must be introverted, and vice versa.

30
Q

What is the axis rule?

A

The entire axis must appear in each function stack.

31
Q

What are the 2 attitudes?

A

Introverted and Extraverted

32
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What are introverted functions concerned with?

A

Organising existing information.

33
Q

What are extraverted functions concerned with?

A

Gathering more information.

34
Q

What is the process rule?

A

Every cognitive stack must have thinking, feeling, sensing, and intuition.

35
Q

What is the suppression rule?

A

When a cognitive function is preferred by a personality, its opposite is subconsciously suppressed.

36
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What is the dominant function?

A

The most preferred function. The greatest strength.

37
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What is the auxiliary function?

A

The second most preferred function. The dominant function’s supplement.

38
Q

What are the 2 dominant/auxiliary rules?

A
  1. One must be judging, and the other must be perceiving.
  2. One must be extraverted, and the other must be introverted.
39
Q

Which letters in the MBTI represent the dominant and auxiliary functions?

A

The middle 2

40
Q

What does the 4th letter of an extraverted MBTI tell us?

A

Whether the dominant function is perceiving or judging.

41
Q

What does the 4th letter of an introverted MBTI tell us?

A

Whether the auxiliary function is perceiving or judging.

42
Q

How many cognitive functions are in each stack?

A

4

43
Q

What is the opposite of the dominant function?

A

The inferior function

44
Q

What is the opposite of the auxiliary function?

A

The tertiary function

45
Q

What is the tertiary function?

A

The function one can use, but would rather not.

46
Q

What is the inferior function?

A

The greatest weakness. It can be used, but generally isn’t.

Myers Briggs (4 decks)

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