The Dip Functions | CPT Explained
In this fourth episode of the CPT Explained series, we begin the explore the space that exists in between functions, and how these spaces can be 'dipped' into from any given access point. Check out the rest of the series below: Episode 1 - • The Cognitive Functions | CPT Explained Episode 2 - • Cognitive Function Pairings | CPT Explained Episode 3 - • Cognitive Function Attitudes | CPT Explained Thanks to Kiara Kerrick for the subtitles! _________________________________________________ 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://bit.ly/2wJnQL0 💚 Support CPT: https://bit.ly/3dMZkt8 🐦 Twitter: / cpt_theory 🎸 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 - What is a dip function? 05:44 - Se-Si, Se-Ne 06:23 - Ne-Ni, Ne-Se 07:07 - Si-Se, Si-Ni 07:58 - Ni-Ne, Ni-Si 09:11 - Inherent ambiversion 10:11 - Fe-Fi, Fe-Te 11:43 - Te-Ti, Te-Fe 13:18 - Fi-Fe, Fi-Ti 15:11 - Ti-Te, Ti-Fi 17:39 - 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! #16types

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