Welcome back to the personality hacker podcast. My name is Joel Mark Witt.

And I'm Antonia Dodge. In this week's episode we're going to be continuing the same conversation from the last episode

when we were talking about cognitive functions and compulsions.

That is the cognitive functions that we feel compelled to use depending upon our personality type.

And in the last podcast we discuss the judging functions or the functions that help us make decisions in the world and evaluate criteria and in this week we'll be talking about our

compulsion to use our preferred perceiving functions that the information gathering sort of lens in which we experience all of our sensory and intuitive information

If you remember on the last episode we talked about how if we have one of these functions in our car model or our function stack

we feel compelled to use them maybe not always in the best way we might be clumsy about it

We may not have the most sharpened tool around it,

but yet there's still part of us that can't help but want to use this function, regardless of where it is in our

Stack or car model. Right. So if a cognitive function,

just to give a little bit of a recap of what

we talked about in the last episode,

but it is a two-parter.

So if you didn't hear the first one,

you might miss some context.

You might want to go back and listen to that one last week.

But just to give a little bit of a primer on what we discussed last week,

we talked about this idea of a compulsion to use a function in our for a function stack

or what we hear a personality hacker called the car model.

We have a compulsion to use them because they are either our preferred functions for engaging with the

world or they are intrinsically linked to our preferred functions in a

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