Jungian Cognitive Functions Test
This free 60-question cognitive functions test explores introverted and extraverted forms of Jung’s four functions: Thinking, Feeling, Sensing, and Intuition. Compare your function scores and use the explanations to reflect on how you approach information and decisions.
Select your gender, then click Next to begin the test.
The eight Jungian cognitive functions
| Function pair | Introverted focus | Extraverted focus |
|---|---|---|
| Thinking: Ti / Te | Internal logical consistency | External organization and workable criteria |
| Feeling: Fi / Fe | Personal values | Interpersonal values and effects on others |
| Sensing: Si / Se | Experience and familiar reference points | Current concrete experience |
| Intuition: Ni / Ne | Converging patterns and interpretations | Possibilities and connections |
How does this differ from the Jung 16-type test?
The regular Jung test measures four preference pairs directly. This questionnaire explores functions separately. Different questions can produce different estimates; a four-letter result alone does not establish a particular function order.
Are high function scores better?
No. The labels describe ways of approaching experience, not intelligence or personal worth. Use the pattern as a prompt for reflection, not a diagnosis.
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