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# Cognition

### Description

Cognition measures how you think: how interpret reality, process information, and make decisions. The Cognition Dimension is based on Jung’s model of Cognitive Functions. For simplicity’s sake, function stacks have been replaced with a set of four opposite traits: Introversion vs. Extroversion, Sensing vs. Intuition, Thinking vs. Feeling, and Judging vs. Perceiving.

### Elements in Cognition

- [Extroversion Function](/content/traits/elements/mbti-extroversion/index.html)  
- [Feeling Function](/content/traits/elements/mbti-feeling/index.html)  
- [Introversion Function](/content/traits/elements/mbti-introversion/index.html)  
- [Intuition Function](/content/traits/elements/mbti-intuition/index.html)  
- [Judging Function](/content/traits/elements/mbti-judging/index.html)  
- [Perceiving Function](/content/traits/elements/mbti-perceiving/index.html)  
- [Sensing Function](/content/traits/elements/mbti-sensing/index.html)  
- [Thinking Function](/content/traits/elements/mbti-thinking/index.html)