Extraverted Feeling

--Characteristics of Extraverted Feeling (Fe)--

As compared to those that use Introverted Feeling (Fi), individuals that use the cognitive function of Extraverted Feeling (Fe) tend towards the following:

- seek to understand others behaviors, motivations, desires and beliefs - are ruled by objective and more broadly accepted values - express emotion with intentionality and forethought for optimal effect - seek to objectively understand the feelings of others - have a harder time confronting others; are more diplomatic - seek harmony with others - are more practical; willing to make compromises - focus on understanding how the group works, connects, gets along (or doesn’t) and all of their views, decides what course of action is most amenable to the intended goal while accommodating the most people - assess consistency of behavior of individuals and behavior with social protocols - focus on observable patterns of behaviors and motivations that others seem have - are focused on the dynamics of how people relate to each other - focus on how decisions, actions, or expressed opinions are going to be reacted to, countered or felt by others and weighing benefits and costs of the course of action