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{Judging Function (T/F) Highlights}
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{The distribution in the general population for the Judging Function (T/F) is roughly 50% T and 50% F.  Approximately two-thirds of men are T and one-third F; two-thirds of women are F and one-third T.}
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{C. G. Jung called this preference the Judging or Rational function and he describes it as one of the two basic mental functions.}
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{Isabel Briggs Myers suggested that this may be the function that is slowest to be fully developed.  She said that some people spend a lifetime trying to learn to make good judgments.}
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{Otto Kroeger Associates suggests that this function is the most important in terms of intimacy.  Intimate relationships come and go on the T/F dimension.}
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{Mary H. McCaulley in the <I>MBTI Manual<n> says, "Prejudice comes from Judgment (T/F) with a deficit of Perception (S/N)."}
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{While in this function, people are focused on deciding what to do, not on gathering new information.}
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{Ts have emotions and feelings, they just prefer to <u>make decisions<n> logically and objectively.}
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{This is the function that chooses products, life mates, careers and all other decisive actions.}
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{Your Perceptions (S/N) gather the information and your Judgments (T/F) decide what to do with it.}
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{Fs give considerable thought to their decisions, but prefer to make them based on interpersonal and subjective considerations.}
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{Remember -- We can access both functions, but we prefer one over the other.}
