Hi welcome to this week's edition of PHQ questions from the personality

hacker community my name is Joel Mark Witt and I'm Antonia Dodge and

Addison let's get right to our question today I have a question with regards to development as we all do I use two of the functions you mentioned

However both are being used in an underdeveloped way is it likely that a driver function would still be underdeveloped at 30?

And how would I be able to discern which truly is my driver a co-pilot rather than inferior?

More accurately, how would I know that the lack of development of what I think is my driver

isn't actually my inferior if both are being used in underdeveloped way, Brittany?

Thanks for the question Brittany.

Yeah, so let me see if I can deconstruct this question a little bit

and especially for the sake of people who, you know,

anyone listening who might not be completely familiar

with these different mental processes that each personality type has.

So you mentioned that you use two mental processes as everybody does.

Each personality type has actually four of the eight cognitive functions or

mental processes that mostly or influence their personality the most.

We use the car diagram because we think it's

super easy to understand. Those four processes could be seen as what we call

the driver, the co-pilot, the 10-year-old, and the three-year-old. So your driver and your pilot are your strengths.

They're your natural, the mental processes that your personality type has like a natural talent for.

And what makes your driver distinct from your co-pilot is that your

driver process is kind of a comp-not kind of, it's a compulsion for you. All of

us are compelled to use our driver process.

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