Jung's original concept of personality types identifies three general elements comprised of two polarities.These elements include all of the following,EXCEPT:

A) extravert/introvert which describe general attitude and orientation.
B) thinking/feeling which refers to how people organize information and made decisions.
C) intuitive/sensing which describes people's typical style of experiencing the world.
D) perceiving/judging which refers to how people orient to things outside themselves.

Perceiving/Judging

Refers to one of the dichotomies in the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI), indicating a preference in the way individuals process information and make decisions, either through perceiving (open-ended, adaptable, spontaneous) or judging (organized, decisive).

Extravert/Introvert

Extraversion and introversion are parts of a continuum of personality traits, with extraverts tending to be more outward-turning and sociable, while introverts are more inward-turning and reserved.

Intuitive/Sensing

Refers to one of the dichotomies in psychological typologies (such as the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator) that contrasts intuitive, abstract, and big-picture thinking with sensing, concrete, and detail-oriented processing.