How We Judge - Introduction to the MBTI system

Cognitive Attitudes Part 3 - Judging Preferences (Introverted Thinking vs Extraverted Thinking)

Welcome back to my 4 part series on Cognitive function attitudes. This is part 3 and is a continuation of part 1 and two about Perceiving preferences. In these last two episodes I move on to talking about Judging Preference and how our cognitive functions show up differently for each of the 16 personality types based on their attitudes. As you should already know from previous episodes, the cognitive functions we use take on different attitudes or styles depending on whether they are Introverted...

Common Misconception About Introversion & Extraversion

A random but important episode in which I do my best to clarify a really common misconception about Introversion and Extraversion within the typology community. I believe that these types of misconceptions might even be a part of why Myers Briggs is still rejected as a valid tool within todays psychology. Hope this episode provides more clarity and helps us understand one another more accurately.

Perceiving Preferences Part 2 - Introverted Intuition (Ni) vs Extraverted Intuition (Ne)

Without further ado, we’re diving into the remaining two cognitive functions—the Intuition functions! As a refresher, there are four total Perceiving functions: Introverted Sensing (Si), Extroverted Sensing (Se), Introverted Intuition (Ni), and Extroverted Intuition (Ne). The Perceiving functions establish how we take in information. In the most basic sense, Perceiving is the stimulus and Judging is the response. Perceiving functions gather the information that Judging functions—Thinking and Fee...

Perception Preferences Part 1 - Introverted Sensing (Si) vs Extraverted Sensing (Se)

This is the beginning of season 2 where I will be describing the cognitive functions that each personality type uses in much more detail. Seeing as our personality types comprise of our cognitive function stack, it is these components that make up who we are and how we perceive the world as well as judge the world. This is part one of the perceiving preferences style of cognitive function so if you happened to have fencing as one of your dominant or top cognitive functions you will relate to thi...

Types of Intelligence - Part 1

This episode describe how they are actually different types of intelligence that manifest differently for each personality type. It can be useful to understand that we are all different and unique and that there are different ways of expressing your skills and strength. We all have our own view of what intelligence looks like and might miss the fact that others see it differently and what you might have thought of as intelligence, someone else might consider foolish. I simply hoping this episode...

How Knowledge of Myers-Briggs Will Change Your Life Entirely

In this episode, I simply give more of a background as to how I got into myers-briggs and Jungian analytical psychology. I finally reveal my type which is infj and get into the story of how I became so fascinated with this these systems of typology and understanding others. I describe how much MBTI changed my life and even during times when I am not learning or thinking about it usually end up being the times when I find out the most interesting parts. Having this as a language to describe the m...

Your Mental Wiring - Cognitive Functions

In this episode we speak about the most important and insightful aspects of the whole myers-briggs system or union analytical psychology and that is the eight cognitive functions. These are the ways that we learn new information through the perceiving functions of either sensing or intuition and how we make decisions through the functions of thinking and feeling. depending on the attitudes of these functions which is either introverted or extroverted as well as where they are positioned within y...

Roles & Positions of Cognitive Functions

This episode describes your 8 cognitive functions, as well as what introversion and extraversion are - attitudes. These concepts form the basis for understanding and using Personality Type. The brain takes in information for us (perceiving) and then it helps us make decisions (judging). These are the 2 most basic, fundamental functions of the the brain, besides keeping us alive by telling us to eat and breathe. There are 4 totally different ways of perceiving and 4 totally different ways of judg...

New Systems For Judging People

Hello and welcome to the first episode of How We Judge Personality: Introduction To MBTi system. A new podcast by Angelica from https://personalitype.com

Reasons for finding out your type

There are so many reasons as to why you would want to know what your personality type is. Unlike other systems of psychology such as the big five test which basically just school you on specific scales are that they believe are preferable within society, this specific system is based on MBTI (myers-briggs), socionics and Jungian analytical psychology. even though it is not widely recognised by the psychological communities, it is over 100 years old in terms of its research and its applications a...

Dichotomies - Describing Your 4 Letter Code

On a more basic and broad level we discuss what the MBTI dichotomies point to. Whichever test you choose to take online will provide you with a 4 letter code describing your preference between two dichotomies of either I or E which stands for Introversion or Extraversion, second letter will describe your preferred learning style and will either be (S) Sensing or (N) Intuition and the third letter will describe your preferred way of making decisions which will either be an (F) Feeling or (T) Thin...

How do you judge others

This episode discuses the reasons why we need new systems for perceiving, evaluating and making decisions about the people in our lives.

How We Judge - Introduction to the MBTI system (Trailer)

Cognitive Functions

In episode 3, I discuss how similar this method of social engineering is similar to NLP (Neuro-linguistic Programming), and introduce the 8 cognitive functions model.

How To Use Myers Briggs To Gain Rapport With Anyone!

How to use Myers-Briggs and personality typology for the purpose of social engineering. Disclaimer here I am not a licensed practitioner or doctor this is a pseudoscience and if any of the content that I expressed here does not fit you or make sense to you then I advise that you either embrace it as a fun game and a fun way of interacting with other people perhaps understanding how we can how we are all different as well as how we are the same and therefore recognise what are natural strengths a...

Introduction To Social Engineering Using MBTI

We judge people in a matter of seconds based on their style and fashion sense - why not explore a more reliable system for understanding the human mind? Take a free personality test at personalitycoach.co.za