Crosstypes
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The crosstype hypothesis was first put forward by
C.G. Jung
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Psychological Types
. Jung noted the existence of individuals who possessed "undifferentiated" functions whose states were fused with another function. Jung suggested two kinds of such unions, those of the thinking and feeling (rational) functions and those of rational functions with irrational functions. (intuition and sensation)
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