Making Decisions

Objectively:
describes a decision-making mode that is based on logic and impersonal facts.

Objective Jungian Mental Mechanism

Individuals who prefer making decisions objectively seek clarity and have a sincere need to evaluate and improve. They are likely to point out flaws in a movie, a book, or an argument. They are able to detach from their emotions to make decisions based on logic and impersonal facts.
Subjectively:
describes a decision-making mode that is based on values and personal impact.

Subjective Jungian Mental Mechanism

Individuals who prefer making decisions subjectively seek harmony and need to know that others care how they feel. Their strong empathy for others compels them to make decisions based on values and personal impact. They consider the quality of their own feelings in making decisions.