Hi, welcome back to the Personality Hacker podcast.

My name is Joel Mark Whit.

And I'm Antonia Dodge.

This week we're once again joined by Susan Storm from Psychology Junkie.

Hi, Susan.

Hi, thanks again for having me back.

Yeah, Susan's guest hosting with us once again this week and last week, last time we

talked about the unhealthy expression of perceiving functions, the perceiving cognitive functions

in the Myers-Briggs system.

And this week we're going to continue that conversation, a short little series here.

We're going to talk about the judging functions.

There's four of these.

They're decision making functions.

This is our should statements in the world.

We're going to get down to brass tax today and talk about how these might show up in unhealthy

ways in our lives and then what to do about that to bring them into maybe more of a healthy

expression.

So why don't we start with, well, just for context, the four judging functions are extroverted

thinking or effectiveness, introverted feeling or authenticity, extroverted feeling or

harmony, an introverted thinking or accuracy.

And why don't we start with extroverted thinking?

Great.

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