Uploaded July 2016 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Here I talk about why I think objectivist considerations can be helpful in determining type; why I'm not a purist as concerns focusing exclusively on a meta-cognitive examination of the workings of one's own mind to determine type (if that method has not already worked well for you); some objectivist self-typing aids I suggest you try if you've been struggling to figure out your own type but have so far been unsuccessful.
Here I talk about why I think objectivist considerations can be helpful in determining type; why I'm not a purist as concerns focusing exclusively on a meta-cognitive examination of the workings of one's own mind to determine type (if that method has not already worked well for you); some objectivist self-typing aids I suggest you try if you've been struggling to figure out your own type but have so far been unsuccessful.
![(5e) What She Said INTJ cognitive functional analysis
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Discussion of [dom Ni + aux Te + tert Fi] use and an INTJ-typical phenom exemplified by Sallies rephrasing her offers of help begins right away.
At 01:14, sidebar on what the worst kind of insult is to an xNTJ vs. an xNTP
At 5:50 begins discussion of cognitive workarounds recommended to NT Rationalists who have interpersonal problems to solve.(Especially the INTxs.) Possible example of Sallie doing that precedes.
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I continue with my breakdown and discussion of moments from the foregoing interview (Parts 2, 3, 4 in the series) that typify INTJ expression of the use of that MBTI types cognitive functions. (5e) What She Said INTJ cognitive functional analysis](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/_lPNxLFsqj4/mqdefault.jpg)









