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A problem is that the opposite sides of each axis aren't even mutually exclusive. You can be a strong judger and perceiver. Or weak at both.
by cossatot 10y ago
A problem is that the opposite sides of each axis aren't even mutually exclusive. You can be a strong judger and perceiver. Or weak at both.
- johnmaguire2013 10y agoAnd the MBTI doesn't imply or assume axes. A type (e.g. INFP) is a label for your cognitive processes. e.g. INFP leads with a primary Introverted Feeling (judging), an auxiliary Extroverted Intuition (perceiving), then Introverted Sensing, and finally Extroverted Feeling. Some of the better tests will help identify these cognitive processes and then attempt to find the best fitting type based on them. You can read more about the cognitive functions here: http://www.cognitiveprocesses.com/Cognitive-Functions/index.cfm http://www.cognitiveprocesses.com/Cognitive-Functions/index.... It's too bad that so many people see the types as diametrically opposed (e.g. Feeling vs Thinking -- you do both!)