Category: Cognitive Functions
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Cognitive Function Subtypes
What is your strongest cognitive function? This article dives into cognitive functions as extreme subtypes, emerging as fixations with something. Discover yours.
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The Cognitive Functions as Teachers (funny)
Which personality type would make your favorite teacher? Explore how cognitive functions shape teaching styles in this funny video. Take my test to find your type!
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The cognitive functions primary weaknesses
What is your primary weakness based on these memes and short descriptions? Explore the dark side of each cognitive function and take my test to find yours.
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All The Cognitive Functions And How They Manifest In The INTJ
The Flow Functions Functions that work like the gas in the car. Functions that push you forward and serve as intrinsic motivation sources. Functions you naturally manifest without thinking about it. Functions that give you energy and control. This function is best represented by the picture of a hero or a fighter. Introverted iNtuition, always…
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My Eleven INFJ Struggles With Extroverted Sensing
I’ve always felt like an outsider. From spotlight addiction to feeling drained by crowds, these are my 11 INFJ struggles with Extroverted Sensing.
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Ni – The Introverted iNtuitive Subtype
What happens when introverted iNtuition is your dominant function? Explore the Ni subtype’s existential intelligence, anxiety, and flow state in INFJ, INTJ, INTP, and INFP.
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Observers
What is interesting is what happens when we start explaining the intersection between values and behaviour. Explore the Observer personality type.
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The Most Advanced Cognitive Function
Is introverted intuition more advanced than other cognitive functions? Explore the evolution of intuition and sensing in human consciousness.
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Flavours of iNtuition
Explore the four flavours of introverted and extroverted iNtuition. Which intuitive style defines you? Take my test and join the community.
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The Cognitive Functions
Want to understand your current cognitive function patterns? Take the cognitive function test. Carl Jung first described the cognitive functions in Psychological Types in 1921, but he was careful about what he was claiming. He called them the instrumentarium, a set of conceptual tools, not a map of what actually exists in nature. The functions…
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