Tantetil Ja dat is te makkelijk gedacht 🙂 Je hebt wel dezelfde functies, maar bij jou zijn Fe en Ti meer uit balans, bij een ISFJ zijn Si en Ne meer uit balans, daardoor spelen vaak andere 'thema's' in je ontwikkeling een rol.
Dit gaat over jouw type en hoe Ti op de vierde plek zich uit in dat type:
ENFJs and ESFJs lead with dominant extroverted feeling – which means that their inferior function is introverted thinking. In the inferior position – prior to maturation – Ti manifests as a resistance to impersonal reasoning and a rejection of logic that has the potential to threaten interpersonal peace and/or other’s positive opinion of the Fe-dominant user.
ENFJs and ESFJs can often be spotted – particularly when they’re young – by their tendency to selectively employ logic that paints them in a positive light, and which enables everyone in their environment to get along swimmingly. They are likely to be highly resistant to facts that might disturb the peace in any way, and accuse people who bring up undesirable facts as trying to create conflict for the mere sake of it.
En dit gaat over de ISFJ's:
Inferior Ne – Resistance to uncertainty.
ISTJs and ISFJs lead with dominant introverted sensing – which means their inferior function is extroverted intuition. In the inferior position – prior to maturation – Ne manifests as the tendency to perceive disasters that might arise from not following the rules (or the most common approach to a given situation).
ISTJs and ISFJs can often be spotted – particularly when they are young – by their strict adherence to whichever customs, rules or ideologies they grew up with. As they age, these types are likely to contrast various ideologies they have been exposed to, and determine for themselves which one makes the most sense. However, their inferior Ne is still likely to manifest as a dislike of any ideas or situations that are uncertain or open-ended in nature. Si-dominant types are uncomfortable with a high degree of uncertainty in their lives, and they prefer to take only calculated risks.
