Introverted ethics (Fi) - Relational Ethics
Fi focuses on internal values and personal authenticity. It is deeply connected to its own inner world of values and beliefs. It makes decisions based on its own deeply held principles and subjective feelings, and strives for personal integrity.
Vocabulary: Fi speech emphasizes personal values, authenticity, and inner feelings. Keywords include: integrity, authenticity, values, beliefs, principles, conscience, personal truth. The language might be more introspective and focus on the impact of actions on the individual's sense of self.
Example of Fi Expression:
“My best friend cancelled our trip, leaving me utterly disappointed and despondent. The loneliness felt awful, and her lack of consideration really hurt. I missed her terribly; this unpleasant situation has strained our relationship. I value our friendship and hope things improve, but I'm currently feeling uneasy and apprehensive.”
Additional reading: Mood, Feelings and Emotions in Ni, Fi and Fe
Manifestation in Different Types:
- ESI's Program Fi
EII's Program Fi - SEE's Creative Fi
IEE's Creative Fi - LII's Role Fi
LSI's Role Fi - ILE's Vulnerable Fi
SLE's Vulnerable Fi - LIE's Suggestive Fi
LSE's Suggestive Fi - ILI's Activating Fi
SLI's Activating Fi - ESE's Observational Fi
EIE's Observational Fi - SEI's Demonstrative Fi
IEI's Demonstrative Fi
Source: The Semantics of Information Elements by L. Kochubeeva, V. Mironov, and M. Stoyalova