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{Central to understanding Jung's theory of personality is that the functions (Perception and Judgment) are the essence of life.  If people are not Perceiving and Judging, they are probably not alive or are at least not functioning well.  Therefore, it important that the functions of Perception and Judgment be given emphasis in workshops.  Attitudes including Extraversion and Introversion and Judging and Perceiving are all related to the functions and talk about their behavioral manifestations.  In Jung's theory Extraversion and Introversion refers to where one prefers to do their functions - outside themselves or inside themselves.  The Judging and Perceiving attitudes refer to what Perception and Judgment look like in day-to-day life.  Starting with the functions in workshops underlines their importance and helps participants to separate behaviors and attitudes from core mental activities.  It can also help participants to understand the dynamics of their four-letter type.}
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{We suggest that you start your workshops by processing the S/N preferences because in our lives we start by <U>perceiving<N> information about our world (S/N).  It is then recommended that you proceed to discussing the Judging Function (T/F) in workshops, because after gathering information, we then <U>decide<N> what to do with it.}
