[Benja]

Se > Ti (Benja does something stupid) "Ouch that hurt really bad! Fuck! Damn! Ow Ow Ow!" yells Benja.
Ti > Se (Benja does something stupid) "Hmm, my body has just sustained damage, I must adjust my actions accordingly," thinks Benja.

[reletative]

Se>Ti
Salesman approaches customer and starts talking about the product in generalities. Begins adjusting pitch to fit the interest, body language, and reactions of customer.

Ti >Se
Salesman prepares presentation lining out all important features and product facts. Prepares responses to potential objections and concerns. Researches pros and cons of product. Approaches customer and begins asking questions to get am idea of where to begin sales pitch. Begins sales pitch.

[Erbse]

That sounds more like a case of materialism than anything else.

How does it?

Anyway, it's not what I speak of whatsoever.

Although chances are there may be a co-relation between what I consider materialistic and a person's embedded channeling attitude. This is likelihood speaking though, rather than extroversion being inherently hedonistic and/or materialistic.

[DustyDrill]

Se>Ti
Salesman approaches customer and starts talking about the product in generalities. Begins adjusting pitch to fit the interest, body language, and reactions of customer.

Ti >Se
Salesman prepares presentation lining out all important features and product facts. Prepares responses to potential objections and concerns. Researches pros and cons of product. Approaches customer and begins asking questions to get am idea of where to begin sales pitch. Begins sales pitch.

Basically this is how I operate in terms of Ti > Se when dealing with clients.

[Aquc]

I always thought that it was a case of Ti>Se meant as you noticed things you immediately withdrew slightly and started thinking about them, whereas Se>Ti as long as there was stuff to absorb you would keep focused on that and only later stop to really think on them.