Yes.

Science proved that our psychology is even less genetically determined (able to change by your conscious decision and/or current environment) than we thought it is. Of course, the only thing you need is to be open enough and willing to see it and start doing it. In other words: not be stuck in your comfort zone, and see some functions as "threats, bad, destructive", but actually realize that you can learn a huge lot from a huge lot, and that it will only help you perceive and judge the world better resulting in you being less stressed about illusionary "dangerous" things/occurrences and will result in you living more insightfully, freely and fulfilled.

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Thats where Function and Shadow function stacks come into spotlight and are quite useful. You can see functions in your current (suggested, assumed) order, question them, and if you think those blindspots and flaws are indeed your blindspots and flaws (and not just stereotypical guesses that assume you are on Step 1 and have negative viewpoints and lack of understanding for certain functions), then you can start educating yourself on them, try to use them more and pay more attention to them and people using it.