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It is often hard to assign
words to the values used to make introverted
Feeling judgments since they are often
associated with images, feeling tones,
and gut reactions more than words. As
a cognitive process, it often serves as
a filter for information that matches
what is valued, wanted, or worth believing
in. There can be a continual weighing
of the situational worth or importance
of everything and a patient balancing
of the core issues of peace and conflict
in life’s situations. We engage in
the process of introverted Feeling when
a value is compromised and we think, “Sometimes,
some things just have to be said.”
On the other hand, most of the time this
process works “in private” and
is expressed through actions. It helps
us know when people are being fake or
insincere or if they are basically good.
It is like having an internal sense of
the “essence” of a person or
a project and reading fine distinctions
among feeling tones.
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