Welcome to 10 minute type advice by Personality Hacker. I'm Joel Mark Witt. And I'm Antonia Dodge.

This show features questions from the personality hacker

community that we answer in about 10 minutes.

We've been using personality types in our coaching

for years, and we'd love to answer your questions

about personal growth through the lens of type. You can find out more about us at

personality hacker.com. Okay now let's hear today's question.

Hi, Joe and Antonia.

My question for you is regarding the opposite functions from those in our stack and how those

relates us being a censor, intuitive, feeler, or thinker.

I'm curious to know, how does the opposite introverted or

version of a function affect a person's ability

for that

for that perceiving or judging function as a whole.

For instance, would an ISFJ have a stronger extroverted sensing than an I&TP

even though SE is in neither of their stacks

simply because they are a sensor.

Likewise, would an I&CP have a stronger introverted

intuition over the I.S.F.J.

Because they are an intuitive.

So in summary, is a sensor in general stronger at any sensing perception than an intuitive and vice versa for all the other functions?

Or are the opposite functions completely irrelevant if not in our stack?

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