The correct answer is option 4, i.e., Superior. Key Points Inferior means lower in rank, status, or quality. So, its opposite meaning must be higher More on testbook.com

There's no grammatical reason why this wouldn't make sense, but presumably out of courtesy the word 'inferiors' is never used in this context. It'd just come across as extremely rude. In my experience, 'superiors' is also being phased out for the same reason. The closest alternative would be something like 'subordinates'. More on reddit.com

Because you are more so talking about the person and in terms of the dominant function, I would more state the inferior as good at or want to be good at, but are not actually good at Extroverted inferior, wanting to be more physical and more hands-on and quicker on its handsome feet, but kind of fail at this Think about FI inferior as wanting to get to know yourself more and wanting to understand your own sense of FX and authenticity and totally be authentic and genuine and consistent inside but isn’t very good at it Introverting sensing or SI inferior think about this as wanting to seek habitual comfort, but unfortunately not very good at this FE inferior wants to become much more helpful to other people wants to be very group based like camaraderie with groups of friends and teams, but also not very good at it And this continues More on reddit.com

On paper, this type of relation has the highest potential value to functions development, but in practice the clash is guaranteed, as 2 fundementally conflicting thought processes try to interact. the amount of effort required by each side to turn off their own rules or to hard swallow the other's rules, is just too much that most won't even bother with the trouble, as it would be very exhausting to even keep up long enough to get the theoretical value. There are many types of relations (categorized by which letters you flip in the name, thus how the functions interact, and they all fall within a spectrum of (less comfortable and higher value potential) to (more comfortable and lower value potential), the first requiring a lot more effort than the latter. And complete opposite type relation just happens to be on the extreme side of being uncomfrotable. Disclaimer: this is just the common pattern that most likely follows a bell curve. Ofc exceptions and edge cases exist, but this type of relation specifically, it's one of the least likely to work out. More on reddit.com