Acceptance Function Block of IJ Types (Ti-Fi)

Their characteristic state is one of restraint, self-control, and calmness. The standard for them is to be predictable and consistent in their judgments, actions, and evaluations. They perceive the world as stable when everything is clear and understandable.

When entering a new situation, these types observe how people interact with one another and try to pinpoint their own standing within those relationships.

Any strained or damaged relationships must be resolved; they feel a need to understand every nuance, or they find it difficult to maintain inner peace.

They react negatively to inconsistent people—individuals whose actions are erratic or unpredictable. If someone says one thing today and something entirely different tomorrow, the IJ type feels compelled to distance themselves from that person.

School Talent Competition Example:

Let's consider a scenario where students from various schools compete across different academic and creative fields, such as mathematics, literature, chemistry, art, and other disciplines.

IJ: You are interested in how the members of your team approach tasks and interact with one another. You are assessing how diligently they perform their roles, what the behavioral standards are within your group, and which actions might lead to success. It is vital for you to establish good rapport with the team and adhere strictly to the competition rules.

Sources: S. Ionkin, E. Shepetko