First and foremost, extroverted feeling is concerned with meeting other people’s needs. It makes decisions based on values and is primarily based on how others will be impacted by decisions. It seeks to include others, make them feel as though they’re part of the group, and meet their emotional needs. Because INFJs use this function, they’re adept at picking up on and interpreting how people are feeling. They can do this without anyone else ever telling them how they’re feeling. This is true of almost all extroverted feeling users.