A Guide to The 16 Cognitive Functions
A guide on how to identify the 16 primary cognitive functions of CPT in real life. CPT goes deeper than traditional cognitive function models by introducing a dynamic approach to cognition that takes people out of boxes and onto a spectrum. As a result, all functions outlined in this video should be relatable to every person. CPT Explained: • CPT Explained _________________________________________________ CPT is now on Patreon! Support the channel at: https://bit.ly/3dMZkt8 📖 Get the CPT eBook: https://amzn.to/2msapJB 🌎 Type Services & eBook: https://www.cognitivepersonalitytheor... 💚 Support CPT: https://bit.ly/3dMZkt8 🐦 X/Twitter: https://x.com/harry_murrell 🎸 My music channel: / harrymurrell 💚 Donate (PayPal): https://bit.ly/36PFKet About me: Hi, I'm Harry, and I'm intensely passionate about personality typing and self-development - so much so that I have created my own Jung-inspired system, taking a more high-resolution look at the factors making up personality. Through Cognitive Personality Theory I examine the underlying mechanisms behind cognition, and the means through which a single type can have limitless individual variation - I believe type itself is just a set of cognitive predispositions that can according to the needs of the situation be overcome. I don't believe any type is limited in what they can achieve, but have noticed sensationalist attitudes and internet trends propagating a culture in which type-development is actively discouraged in favour of conforming to simplistic archetypes. Through CPT I hope to dispel various myths and oversimplifications of what constitutes personality type, and along the way encourage a healthier attitude towards type that allows a person to become not who they are told they are, but rather who they want to be. _________________________________________________ 00:00 - Introduction 01:30 - Extraverted Functions 13:34 - Introverted Functions 32:13 - Wrap-up _________________________________________________ KEY Ni/Introverted Intuition - Broad & plethoric perception of internal world. Ne/Extraverted Intuition - Broad & plethoric perception of external world. Si/Introverted Sensing - Specific and concrete perception of internal world. Se/Extraverted Sensing - Specific and concrete perception of external world. Fi/Introverted Feeling - Subjective codec; internal emotional data & harmony. Fe/Extraverted Feeling - Subjective codec; external emotional data & harmony. Ti/Introverted Thinking - Objective codec; internal logical order. Te/Extraverted Thinking - Objective codec; external logical order. Lens - Perceives data. Codec - Rationalises data. Convergent - Positive, creative, enacting change and seeking novelty. Divergent - Negative, authoritative, instilling consequence and driving utility. For more clarification on terms see the CPT eBook!

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