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Category: Cognitive Functions

  • Ten Gifts Of Introverted Feelers

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    Erik Thor
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    What are the gifts of introverted feelers? (XXFPs) At Neojungian Academy, we want to show that the gifts of introverted feelers are more than previously believed. We have extended the description of introverted feeling to go deeper than on any other website. We did this because we noticed a lot of people confuse introverted intuition with…

  • Extroverted feeling and extroverted thinking

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    Erik Thor
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    Meet the executives Extroverted feeling and extroverted thinking can be described as two strong and direct forms of influence. Both are executive functions. They put goals into practice. These types make projects happen. They put teams together. And they get people to cooperate to a goal. And when necessary, they get rid of people and…

  • The correct introverted intuition definition

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    Erik Thor
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    What is your introverted intuition definition? While alot of people study the cognitive functions by simple operable definitions such as “introverted intuition is the act of big-picture theorizing on complex information” my personal demands on good introverted intuition definitions are a lot more strict. I believe we need an introverted intuition definition that explains why: some…

  • Which types are the most optimistic?

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    Erik Thor
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    I wanted to write about the difference between acceptance and tolerance. But also the difference between diplomacy and dominance. All four represent key strategies we use to manage conflict and issues in society. And while there are many differences between extroverted thinking and feeling, the types all share a set similarities. By understanding the approaches…

  • Ten gifts of extroverted sensors

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    Erik Thor
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    I want to talk about extroverted sensing. I call it the intelligence of nature, as it always connects me to the present moment and the realness of an experience. As an INFJ, extroverted sensing is something I frequently forget about. Others would recognize a lot of these qualities in me, but I tend to be unaware…

  • How all types use extroverted intuition

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    Erik Thor
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    I wanted to write about this because I know we all use and experience extroverted intuition. I however believe that we all use and see extroverted intuition differently. As an INFJ, this is my perspective on how the function tends to be regarded by all the types. It should help clarify whether you are an…

  • The Eight Intelligences

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    Erik Thor
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    Eight Intelligences Everyone learns differently. We are here to introduce the eight intelligences. We also cover them as eight different learning styles, because they impact how you learn and how you can perform at your absolute best. The eight intelligences are also inspired by Howard Gardners theory that people have multiple intelligences. The neuroscience of the…

  • Neuroscience: The Key To Your Personality Type

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    Erik Thor
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    Why should I become a subscriber? Neojungian Academy is going to redefine personality psychology from firm, strict ideas of personality types. Our goal is to map out your primary interests and motivations. By studying neuroscience and psychology we create new definitions of introversion, extroversion, thinking, and feeling. We help map out your preferences and we…

  • Master the Eight Functions

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    Erik Thor
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    Have you ever noticed that people change from situation to situation? Well, so have we! And we have found that people change according to a pattern. The pattern can be explained by Jungs eight functions. Intuititives Intuitives have a preference for being creative, for taking the alternative route, for seeing things from multiple contexts. But…