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Your first extraverted function, if you are an IJ or EJ type, is a decision-making function. (Thinking or Feeling).

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The decision-making processes will give the J personality type the appearance of being more determined. Outwardly, judges may appear to be superior organisers who prefer to have things "settled" and organised. In their external relationships, they presumably prefer resolution, and they like things to be decided and foreseen in advance.

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Judgers frequently give off the impression of being very task-oriented and may enjoy planning their tasks using to-do lists. Their J/P preference only describes how the type prefers to organise; it has nothing to do with how organised they are in reality. Do they make choices using an internal, private process or through interactions with others on the outside (talking, making plans with lists, and other tools)?

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When making judgments, judges frequently seek outside opinions. Feeling-Judging personalities externalise their emotions to solicit different viewpoints and views on the best course of action. Thinking-Judgers have a propensity to externalise their ideas and judgements in order to focus on the best, most sensible course of action.

 

Since the J preference only describes one's behaviour in front of others, one may inwardly feel adaptable, flexible, and receptive to learning new things. Even though they express their choices verbally, they may internally be very receptive to different points of view.

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The personality types are divided into groups to demonstrate the validity and existence of healthy differences between individuals who prefer slightly different ways of viewing the world.