I have started to find more resources for the work being done by Dario Nardi and I have been listening to podcasts with him and I find that it adds so much to my understanding of each function and of people's abilities and personalities.
There are insights here beyond what Jung observed, I believe... it is amazing to figure out all of the things our brains can do. Here is his awesome PowerPoint.
https://www.pdx.edu/sysc/sites/www.pdx.edu.sysc/files/neuro-systems.pdf
I'll give an example: Nardi said for an INFP they get in flow state while listening to others as do ISFPs and he said dom Fi try to keep in that flow state for as long as possible after someone has spoken. Basically they are the gold medal winners of listening. Well, I immediately recognized this in my husband, that he is in flow state when he is listening. I now recognize this as a expertise in INFPs that is rare and wonderful.
I see the slides in the PowerPoint of INTPs and embarrassment and this immediately went to good use with my daughter. If I somehow get her to the point where she feels embarrassed then it is probably a crisis for her, very overwhelming.
Has anyone read Nardi's books? Did you like them? What do you guys see in each function after reading this that you didn't know before?
There are insights here beyond what Jung observed, I believe... it is amazing to figure out all of the things our brains can do. Here is his awesome PowerPoint.
https://www.pdx.edu/sysc/sites/www.pdx.edu.sysc/files/neuro-systems.pdf
I'll give an example: Nardi said for an INFP they get in flow state while listening to others as do ISFPs and he said dom Fi try to keep in that flow state for as long as possible after someone has spoken. Basically they are the gold medal winners of listening. Well, I immediately recognized this in my husband, that he is in flow state when he is listening. I now recognize this as a expertise in INFPs that is rare and wonderful.
I see the slides in the PowerPoint of INTPs and embarrassment and this immediately went to good use with my daughter. If I somehow get her to the point where she feels embarrassed then it is probably a crisis for her, very overwhelming.
Has anyone read Nardi's books? Did you like them? What do you guys see in each function after reading this that you didn't know before?