Cognitive Functions: by Mystie Winckler From Simply Convivial
The document describes the 8 cognitive functions in Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) personality assessment. It lists the 4 functions as extroverted/introverted intuition, sensing, thinking, and feeling. For each function it provides a brief left-brained or right-brained description and examples of personality types that primarily or secondarily lead with that function.
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Cognitive Functions: by Mystie Winckler From Simply Convivial
The document describes the 8 cognitive functions in Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) personality assessment. It lists the 4 functions as extroverted/introverted intuition, sensing, thinking, and feeling. For each function it provides a brief left-brained or right-brained description and examples of personality types that primarily or secondarily lead with that function.
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MBTI Cognitive Functions
By Mystie Winckler from Simply Convivial
function description primary secondary
Ne • right-brained (pattern perceivers with accurate gut feelings)
extroverted • possesses all-consuming enthusiasm they must share ENFP INFP intuition • seekers who don’t like to be pinned down or over-committed ENTP INTP • willing to sacrifice for their ideal, but will never sacrifice being authentic
Ni • left-brained (logical, analytical, linear, conceptual)
introverted • creates mental constructs that work practically with reality toward goals INFJ ENFJ intuition understands how worldview shapes perception, can see other perspectives INTJ ENTJ • • loves flashes of connection between seemingly unrelated fields
Se • right-brained (can perceive & respond in a non-linear fashion)
extroverted • enjoys physical engagement with the real world ESFP ISFP sensing • true knowledge is concrete, from first-hand experience, from knowing by “feel” ESTP ISTP • prefer situations that change rapidly with immediate sensory feedback
Si • left-brained (logical, analytical, linear)
introverted • loves details, information, memories, explanations that relate to priorities ISFJ ESFJ sensing • values past experience as an interpretive lens for the present ISTJ ESTJ • need to know every detail before they will make a decision (reads contracts)
Te • left-brained (one-at-a-time, consequence-connecting, logical)
extroverted • recognizes some principles are always true and relentlessly sticks with them ESTJ ISTJ thinking • turns invisible intentions and ideas into material actions and results ENTJ INTJ • assesses according to a standard, responsibly & disinterestedly
Ti • right-brained (wholistic, synthetic, instinctual, improvising)
introverted • interests in patterns and relationships with context, “play by ear” types INTP ENTP thinking actions kept goal-oriented subconsciously, seeing the logic of their situation ISTP ESTP • • most likely to stick with a narrow niche because it’s clear and meaningful to them
Fe • left-brained (boundary-defining, orderly, convention-oriented)
extroverted • prioritizes by relationship, value, and appropriateness - not immediate emotions ESFJ ISFJ feeling • maintains convention, ritual, and tradition as sources of identity and meaning ENFJ INFJ • need others’ responses before making decisions
Fi • right-brained (pattern-based reasoning, problem-solving by feel & taste)
introverted • finds receptive, creative, experiential knowledge that is empathetic INFP ENFP feeling • values humans and humanity foremost, apart from risk, systems, or logic ISFP ESFP • tends toward self-doubt and loneliness and unconventional quests