09-23-2016, 07:02 AM
This is just a hunch I've had, I could be completely wrong though. If you know MBTI and cognitive functions I think those with Fi as their dom function encounter a lot more resistance than other types. My reasoning for this is those that have Fi build a system of values that they hold true. These values are held in place solely by how they feel about them. It could be a completely screwed up set of values, but to them it's the "truth". Could be my biased experience but I think INFPs in general have to watch out for this. Besides objectively looking at what their values are and being open to criticism(not two of the INFPs strongest points) it seems like they can very easily get pigeonholed into a limiting belief system without even realizing it.
But of course there's no universal guarantee that MBTI type will correlate to the amount of resistance experienced. It just seems like with dom Ti types they are able to step back more and say "Ok this is messing me up how can I change that?" They'll see a logical type of pattern in their thinking and sort of debug it. Whereas a dom Fi user might end up just stonewalling everything because it doesn't feel right. Logic has a hard time touching that level of stubbornness. The flipside of this seems to be once the subliminals do get through to Fi users they'd be more likely to continue holding onto those new instilled values that improve their life. It just seems like getting there might be the difficult task.
What do you guys think?
But of course there's no universal guarantee that MBTI type will correlate to the amount of resistance experienced. It just seems like with dom Ti types they are able to step back more and say "Ok this is messing me up how can I change that?" They'll see a logical type of pattern in their thinking and sort of debug it. Whereas a dom Fi user might end up just stonewalling everything because it doesn't feel right. Logic has a hard time touching that level of stubbornness. The flipside of this seems to be once the subliminals do get through to Fi users they'd be more likely to continue holding onto those new instilled values that improve their life. It just seems like getting there might be the difficult task.
What do you guys think?