Saturday, April 5, 2008

Mental Functions Table





Mental Functions Table



Below are the eight mental functions in one table, comparing their Extraverted and Introverted versions in two columns.
The top two sets are those of Perception (S and N), and the bottom two sets are those of Judgment (T and F). And there's a bonus set at the bottom.




Extraverted (E) Introverted (I)
forward
backward
active
reflective
superficial
deep
expend energy
conserve energy
external
internal
talk to think
think to talk
public
private
speaking
writing
same
different
Perception (Pe)
Perception (Pi)
State of being
Recalled/imagined state of being


Sensing (Se)
Sensing (Si)
present, and next and next
present to past
simultaneous
sequential
actual, factual, present and real
past, history, 'always been' and impression
realistic
caricature
tactile and sensory
visceral
terrain
map
Intuition (Ne)
Intuition (Ni)
present to future
eternity, past and future, unpresent
patterns between
metaphors within
possibilities
could have beens, once upon a time


Judgment (Je)
Judgment (Ji)
cause-and-effect
analytic
compromised
fundamental
rule
principle
active
reactive
rule
exception

system
groupsort/rank
executive
legislative
Thinking (Te)
Thinking (Ti)
if...then
...else ...else
compromised
fundamental
standard
unique
notation
denotation
Feeling (Fe)
Feeling (Fi)
custom/tradition
free will
community
individual
social mores
social liberties
harmony
solo
group
self
stereotype
archetype
sympathetic
empathetic
clarificiation
connotation
Server (e)
Client (i)
synchronous
asynchronous
client/server
peer-to-peer
server computing
grid computing
rss
http
ftp
bittorrent/bittyrant
IRC
IM
AIM/Yahoo/etc IM
Solipsis
push
pull


If you'll note the color choices for the function headers, they're from the traditional colors first assigned by Jung. There's strong evidence that Jung was slightly synesthetic (as are many of his particular Type), so he labeled Sensing as green, iNtuition as yellow, Thinking as blue and Feeling as red. I assigned Purple to generalized Judgment (red/blue) and a yellow/green color for generalized Perception. I'm going to change the shades slightly, making the E versions slightly darker and the I versions slightly lighter, giving E 75% grey and introverted only 25% grey. Since orange was the only color not used in his system, I've reserved it for computers and the Internet.

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