Here it is people, the simplest and most clear way to identify all of the different function processes:
SUBJECTIVE JUDGEMENT FUNCTIONS vs OBJECTIVE JUDGEMENT FUNCTIONS
Subjective judgement functions (Fi/Ti) strive to create and maintain their own personal rulebook, whereas Objective judgement functions strive to ascertain THE rulebook (Fe/Te). Subjective judgement creates a personal opinion and does not consider the opinions of others as relevant (because they aren't YOU and can't understand your personal perspective), whereas Objective judgement believes a definitive single "truth" already pre-exists and needs to be mapped out, they seek evidence, feedback and collaboration from the world around them.
So this is why Fi/Ti looks inward for answers and opinions that are consistent with the model they have, whereas Fe/Te searches outward for which thoughts/beliefs are correct.
CREATIVE PERCEPTION FUNCTIONS vs ACCUMULATING PERCEPTION FUNCTIONS
Creative perception functions (Ne/Se) seek to create new perceptions based off experiences/information, whereas accumulating perception functions (Ni/Si) try to accumulate and refine existing perceptions.
This is why Ne/Se prefer brand new experiences, because those are where the greatest quantity of new perceptions can be created, whereas Ni/Si generally regards creating new perceptions as an investment since they prefer the process of refining and perfecting existing perspectives over creating new ones.
INTUITION
The focus on what is not immediately obvious/sensory/present. Intuition looks for patterns between data points and strives to make significant connections between information. Thus it can be less observant of immediate tangibles since it is distractedly focused on these patterns instead.
SENSING
So it follows very simply that sensing thrives off the tangible. Finds joy and comfort in immediacy, tangibility and straight-forward cause-effect, particularly when it makes for a simpler translation into actions. Thus it can be less observant of connections, since it is focused on the immediate.
FEELING
Moral values. Right/Wrong as guided by emotions/feelings.
THINKING
Logical constructs. Right/Wrong as guided by logic.
So that's hopefully a useful and clear guide that is easily followable to trace your functions. Simply combine one definition from the top half with one definition from the bottom half to find any function.
Also.... This guide >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Behaviour for finding a person's type accurately. MBTI boils down to very very simple concepts to understand at its core in reality. Behaviour is complicated, and is intertwined with a hell of a lot of other Psychological concepts which will easily confuse you.
In addition, remember that you use all four functions. Don't get confused thinking you "do both" things, because it's very likely you are just using two of your functions to see either side of the coin.
SUBJECTIVE JUDGEMENT FUNCTIONS vs OBJECTIVE JUDGEMENT FUNCTIONS
Subjective judgement functions (Fi/Ti) strive to create and maintain their own personal rulebook, whereas Objective judgement functions strive to ascertain THE rulebook (Fe/Te). Subjective judgement creates a personal opinion and does not consider the opinions of others as relevant (because they aren't YOU and can't understand your personal perspective), whereas Objective judgement believes a definitive single "truth" already pre-exists and needs to be mapped out, they seek evidence, feedback and collaboration from the world around them.
So this is why Fi/Ti looks inward for answers and opinions that are consistent with the model they have, whereas Fe/Te searches outward for which thoughts/beliefs are correct.
CREATIVE PERCEPTION FUNCTIONS vs ACCUMULATING PERCEPTION FUNCTIONS
Creative perception functions (Ne/Se) seek to create new perceptions based off experiences/information, whereas accumulating perception functions (Ni/Si) try to accumulate and refine existing perceptions.
This is why Ne/Se prefer brand new experiences, because those are where the greatest quantity of new perceptions can be created, whereas Ni/Si generally regards creating new perceptions as an investment since they prefer the process of refining and perfecting existing perspectives over creating new ones.
INTUITION
The focus on what is not immediately obvious/sensory/present. Intuition looks for patterns between data points and strives to make significant connections between information. Thus it can be less observant of immediate tangibles since it is distractedly focused on these patterns instead.
SENSING
So it follows very simply that sensing thrives off the tangible. Finds joy and comfort in immediacy, tangibility and straight-forward cause-effect, particularly when it makes for a simpler translation into actions. Thus it can be less observant of connections, since it is focused on the immediate.
FEELING
Moral values. Right/Wrong as guided by emotions/feelings.
THINKING
Logical constructs. Right/Wrong as guided by logic.
So that's hopefully a useful and clear guide that is easily followable to trace your functions. Simply combine one definition from the top half with one definition from the bottom half to find any function.
Also.... This guide >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Behaviour for finding a person's type accurately. MBTI boils down to very very simple concepts to understand at its core in reality. Behaviour is complicated, and is intertwined with a hell of a lot of other Psychological concepts which will easily confuse you.
In addition, remember that you use all four functions. Don't get confused thinking you "do both" things, because it's very likely you are just using two of your functions to see either side of the coin.