マイヤーズが書いたFe(外向倫理)

The other kind of judgment, feeling, is intentionally personal and is based on personal values.〔中略〕Although feeling judgment is personal, it is not necessarily egocentric, and at its best, it takes into account the feelings of others as far as they are known or can be inferred. Feeling should not be confused with emotions; in fact, Jung calls it a rational process.

They are remarkably able to see value in other people’s opinions, and even when the opinions are conflicting, they have faith that harmony can somehow be achieved and often manage to bring it about.〔中略〕Their intense concentration on other people’s viewpoints sometimes makes them lose sight of the value of their own. They think best when talking with people and they enjoy talk.

They tend to regard the world as a place where most of the decisions have already been made. The desirability or undesirability of most varieties of conduct, speech, opinion, and belief seems clear to them, a priori. They hold these truths to be selfevident. Thus, they are likely to have an immediate valuation of everything and an impulse to express it.

Extraverted feeling types without a balancing auxiliary have, nonetheless, an urgent need to base their feeling judgments on something.〔中略〕They have no recourse but to adopt the forms of feeling judgment that the community sanctions as suitable. Accordingly they adapt to the collective community, but their deficit of perception prevents them from adapting to other individuals.

INFJs naturally concern themselves with people, sometimes so much as to appear extraverted. It is actually the feeling process, not the individual, that is extraverted, although the very evident fellowship and harmony may appear to be the basis of their personalities.

The least-developed process of the introverted thinkers inevitably is extraverted feeling. They are not apt to know, unless told, what matters emotionally to another person, but they can and should act on the principle that people do care about having their merits appreciated and their point of view respectfully considered.