My cognitive process

[aimboat]

I'm still new to MBTI and did the test several times. I'm an INTP, but I'm still a bit confused with my cognitive process... I have high Fi and my Ne and Se aren't that different... is that normal? Also, how can I develop my Fe (whatever that is)?

 

[ℜεмїηїs¢εη¢ε]

Well, technically an INTP is supposed to have a stronger Si than Se but you are still probably an INTP. The thing about the MBTI is that it only has 16 personality types, you can't always fit someone in one category perfectly.

You can always read up on the cognitive functions to get a better understanding of them:

http://www.famoustype.com/functions.htm


Here you can read about Fe:

http://www.cognitiveprocesses.com/Cognitive-Functions/Extraverted-Feeling.cfm

 

[redbaron]

I score highly on Fi as well, and low on Fe.

I think that the test is worded poorly in some areas. It asks some really sappy questions that I can only assume are where you score the most on Fe.

http://i.imgur.com/kExQ5.png

 

[own8ge]

I'm still new to MBTI and did the test several times. I'm an INTP, but I'm still a bit confused with my cognitive process... I have high Fi and my Ne and Se aren't that different... is that normal? Also, how can I develop my Fe (whatever that is)?

It's likely for an INTP to see himself more as Fi than Fe. -Learn what the functions are and how to recognize them in people. Do NOT take tests, as they just don't work. (Tests aren't specific enough and people more then often think wrong about themselves)