Extraverted Sensing (Se) Cognitive Function in MBTI: Meaning and Manifestations
Extraverted Sensing (Se) in MBTI: its definition and mechanics, how it shows up across the personality types, plus strengths and weaknesses.
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Si is oriented toward the inner world, storing and comparing sensory data from the past, while Se is oriented toward the outer world, responding directly to stimuli in the present. Si helps to remember experiences, Se helps with immediate experience.
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