Cognitive function 'Introverted Feeling'

 Introverted Feeling (Fi) in MBTI  is a feature that deals with a person's own individual feelings and beliefs.

 

Unlike Extroverted Feeling (Fe), which responds to other people's environment and emotions, introverted feeling deals with morality and what a person genuinely believes.

 

This function is responsible for the internal system of right and wrong, which a person is guided by when making decisions.  In other words, these are the inner values and feelings of a person, his love and hatred for something.  And these values can be diametrically opposed to everyone - from humanity to extreme selfishness.

 

Personality types with a strong Introverted Feeling are INFP – Mediator and ISFP – Adventurer.

Conversely, this function is weak in ENTJ – Commander and ESTJ – Executive.