Extraverted ethics (Fe) - Ethics of Emotions

Fe focuses on external expression of emotion and social atmosphere. Fe is adept at understanding and managing the emotions of others, fostering group cohesion, and maintaining social equilibrium.

Vocabulary: Fe speech emphasizes interpersonal relationships, emotional expression, and social dynamics. Keywords include: harmony, empathy, connection, understanding, support, cooperation, compromise. The language might use emotionally charged words and focus on the overall social atmosphere.

Example of Fe expression:

“The party was in full swing; people actively mingled. A dating couple whispered, exchanging impressions, while another pair, previously overly friendly, now argued vehemently. A small group broke off, scattering, their comments about each other laced with sarcasm. The initially festive atmosphere turned vile, fueled by quarrels and a resulting scandal. The night ended with hurried farewells, leaving many disappointed.”

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Source: The Semantics of Information Elements by L. Kochubeeva, V. Mironov, and M. Stoyalova