Cognitive Functions – Extroverted Feeling Fe
Fe is social awareness, ethics, and empathy. Fe users are friendly, outgoing, caring and have a good grasp of trends. Do you have extroverted feeling?
Dive into the core mechanics of MBTI with our focused section on the 8 cognitive functions—the mental processes that drive how you take in information, prioritize data, and justify your choices. Here we break down how each function tends to show up in real behavior, how it interacts with the rest of the stack, and how it can both clarify reality and distort it when overused or underdeveloped.
Fe is social awareness, ethics, and empathy. Fe users are friendly, outgoing, caring and have a good grasp of trends. Do you have extroverted feeling?
Introverted intuition or Ni as it’s referred to in MBTI & Socionics refers to a person’s Determination, Desire, & Focused Intent. Do you have it or know someone who does?
The cognitive functions of MBTI are the foundational building blocks you should know if you want to master yourself & understand others. Here’s all 8…
Extroverted sensing, or Se, is an extroverted observing function closely linked with “living in the moment” and the practical applications of physics.
Extroverted intuition is one of the most obscure & mystical cognitive functions. Only 8 of 16 personality types have it. Let’s explore what it means!
Do you have extroverted or introverted thinking? Find out the difference and which is considered the “genius” function of the thinking types!
Extroverted Thinking or Te for short, is an extroverted judging function that values consensus, status, & “common sense”. Are you a Te user? Find Out!
Fi, or introverted feeling, is an individual’s personal sense of right and wrong. An Fi user seeks to develop their own moral compass to guide them throughout their lives, are you one of them?
Introverted Sensing, or “Si” for short, is a cognitive function directly related to an individual’s experience in the world. Oddly enough, this function also heavily relates to the long term memory and the past of an individual or collective. Furthermore,