Thinking vs. Feeling

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     Thinking and Feeling are the two decision making functions that work within your personality type. Thinking and Feeling determine how we make decisions and how we handle our emotions. Thinking and Feeling are very different in very many ways.

 

     Thinking (T) values logic, data, and concrete information. Thinkers use their heads rather than the heart. People with the thinking trait still have as many emotions as feelers do, but it doesn't seem that way because they keep them internally.  Thinkers can appear to be unemotional, detached, and objective.  A few famous people with the Thinking trait in their personality type are Bill Gates, Albert Einstein, and, Abraham Lincoln.

     Feelers (F) value people, emotion, and the heart. People with the Feeling trait are known to be emotional and have feelings toward others or themselves, depending on is they have Introverted or Extroverted Feeling. A couple people with Feeling in their personality are C.S. Lewis, J.R.R. Tolkien, and Walt Disney.


     Thinking and Feeling are two traits on how you tend to make decisions in life. Feelers make their decisions by their heart and what feels right. Thinking makes their decisions by their heads and logic. As you can see, the way these two personality traits make decisions are very different within each other.

     As you can see, the Thinking and Feeling traits were made for decision making. Depending on if you are Extroverted or introverted Feeling, you either care for yourself or you care for others. If you are Introverted Thinking, you want the world to make sense. If you are Extroverted Thinking, you want to have control of your own environment, and can feel lost if they are not able to shape their own external world. In conclusion, I hope you could understand everything and that you found it interesting.