John Fudjack and Patricia Dinkelaker
In Part 2 we introduced the idea that there are nine “zones” in which MBTI types gather in “families.” Each zone (and therefore each family) has a “prototypical” MBTI pair associated with it. The prototypical pair shares an INFERIOR function, which constellates the “issue” around which other family members in that zone cluster. Although these other types might not themselves have that function as their “fourth” function, it will nevertheless be an underdevelo...
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