Dominant function
The first function in the stack is called the dominant function, the strongest one you use so often, you may not even realize you are doing it.
Auxiliary function
The second function is called the auxiliary function, which assists the dominant function in conveying ideas and is also relatively strong in your personality.
Tertiary function
The third function is the tertiary function, which may be slightly under-developed, but does start to manifest in your type more prominently as you age.
Inferior function
The fourth function is your inferior function, which is challenging to access and often only comes out under stress.
Let's look at the types and their functions. Here are the magic codes:
INTJ: Ni > Te > Fi > Se
INFJ: Ni > Fe > Ti > Se
ENTJ: Te > Ni > Se > Fi
ENFJ: Fe > Ni > Se > Ti
ENTP: Ne > Ti > Fe > Si
INTP: Ti > Ne > Si > Fe
INFP: Fi > Ne > Si > Te
ENFP: Ne > Fi > Te > Si
ESTP: Se > Ti > Fe > Ni
ESFP: Se > Fi > Te > Ni
ISTP: Ti > Se > Ni > Fe
ISFP: Fi > Se > Ni > Te
ISFJ: Si > Fe > Ti > Ne
ESFJ: Fe > Si > Ne > Ti
ESTJ: Te > Si > Ne > Fi
ISTJ: Si > Te > Fi > Ne
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ALL ABOUT MBTI TYPES
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