Hey, welcome back to the Personality Hacker Podcast. My name is Jill Mark Witt.

And I'm Antonio Dodge.

So this week we are, well, in the season of our Profiler Training Program. program so typology is top of mind right now and

last week we recorded a podcast the first part of this two-part short series on the cognitive

function polarities that sounds a little heady or geeky or

you're like, what in the world is he talking about? In the last week's episode we give a lot of

frameworks for this. We really unpack and explain the foundational elements of what

cognitive function polarities are. And in this week we're going to continue that

discussion. So if you haven't heard last week you're going to be missing the

other side of the coin of this. So go over and

listen to last week's show if you're a new listener and if you have no idea what

cognitive functions are at all, head over to personality hacker.com, search

cognitive functions or the car model.

And there's going to be some underpinning information there

and resources for you to understand more

about what we're talking about today.

Yeah, well, just to, before we dive right

into the judging function polarities or decision-making

function polarities just to remind you a little bit or give you a refresher

on what we talked about last week we define polarities as opposite oscillating preferences

on the same continuum, which is a mouthful,

but it effectively means that a polarity of cognitive functions indicates that you are never going to use a

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