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Personality Hacker Podcast

Diving Deeper Into Judger vs Perceiver - 0442

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🗓️ 4 July 2022

⏱️ 51 minutes

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In this podcast Joel and Antonia chat about the deeper differences between judging and perceiving.

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0:00.0

I will come back to the personality hacker podcast. My name is Joe Mark Whitt and I'm

0:08.8

Antonio Dodge. This week we're wrapping up a short four part series where we're doing

0:13.5

a deep dive into all four of the dichotomies. Now if you're a new listener or if you're

0:19.3

unfamiliar with the dichotomies are that's that four-letter code in the Myers-Briggs system

0:23.5

for your personality. So for example I'm an ENFP in the Myers-Briggs system. It tells me

0:28.5

I'm an extrovert. I'm an intuitive. I'm a feeler and I'm a perceiver. We've already talked

0:33.2

about the first letter, introvert extrovert split on the dichotomies. The second letter,

0:39.1

intuitive or sensor. The third letter, thinker or feeler. And now we're to the last part of this.

0:47.2

J versus P. J stands for Judger. P stands for Persever. Now first comment again if you're brand new.

0:54.5

The word Judger sounds so well judgmental quite frankly about a person. This person is a

0:58.9

judgmental person. They're a judging person. That's not exactly what that means. It's an old

1:04.5

style and old reference. It just means to evaluate or make a judgment about something.

1:10.6

And so where our minds work, right? We evaluate criteria and information and then we make

1:15.2

judgments about that information. So don't worry because you're a judge. It doesn't mean that you

1:21.6

are judgmental or more judgmental than other people. This is just how your mind works.

1:27.2

Yeah. Well, and there are reasons why these phrases or terms were chosen. And one of the

1:37.5

challenges I think in really understanding the distinction between Judger and Persever

1:42.7

is that this last component was actually in some ways added to the original theory. So

1:51.2

the original theory, of course, is based on Carl Jung's book Psychological Types, particularly

1:56.5

chapter 10 when he describes what are called cognitive functions, eight cognitive functions.

2:02.4

And when the Myers-Briggs system was being developed based on that information,

2:08.4

this last letter of Judger and Persever was added in order to give people a roadmap for determining

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