Summer Vacation Decision Making—Introverted Thinking
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Continuing with the Judging patterns of mental activity in our quest for the perfect summer vacation, we come next to introverted Thinking (Ti), which is about creating internal order and logic to find the “correct” answer to problems. As you continue to think about where you might go for vacation this summer, consider the following Ti questions:
- What’s right and wrong with the choices I’m considering? (Allow yourself to be critical.)
- What’s wrong with the options others are bringing up? (Be careful not to be too critical.)
- What data can I explore that can help justify my vacation decision?
- When is the best time to be tough and just help everyone decide already?
“Dominant introverted Thinking types are natural logicians—detached, quick to order and assimilate new information, reflective. Their judgment is directed to creating internal order in their ideas and principles.” —Introduction to Type® Dynamics and Development.
The MBTI® types that typically rely the most on introverted Thinking (Ti) during decision making are ISTP and INTP. The types that might forget to use Ti during decision making are ENFJ and ESFJ.
To read more, check out the previous blogs in this summer series:
- I’m Back and Summer Is Almost Here!
- Summer Vacation Decision Making—Extraverted Feeling
- Summer Vacation Decision Making—Extraverted Intuition
- Summer Vacation Decision Making—Extraverted Sensing
- Summer Vacation Decision Making—Extraverted Thinking
- Summer Vacation Decision Making—Introverted Feeling
- Summer Vacation Decision Making—Introverted Intuition
- Summer Vacation Decision Making—Introverted Sensing
- Summer Vacation Decision Making—Introverted Thinking