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Alternate inter-types - Socionics Forum
One of the things I had difficulty with regarding bullshit was the idea of having to memorize 16 element orders in order to grasp types, their similarities with other types, and their differences from other types. Supposedly the intertype relationships are determined based on the type's element order and how those are similar or differ from another type's. We're talking having to memorize 32+ sets of random 'facts'. Wtf??? It was enough that I nearly gave up on bullshit altogether.
Descriptions of the types: INTp -edit- - Socionics Forum
1. program function: the intuition of the time Keenly observes after the flow of life. It thinly notices details and hardly the planned tendencies. It explains, what reasons led to the existing consequences.
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Socionics. Socionic types of famous people [Jung's typology, MBTI]
Psychological types of famous people [Jung's typology, Socionics, MBTI] (version of the list with photos )New to socionics? Read our introduction . Join the english-speaking community at the16types.info . Wikisocion is a site for the whole socionics community.
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To use the chart below, find the cell where two types intersect. The abbreviation in the cell corresponds to one of the relationships in the box below the chart. For asymmetric relations (request and supervision), the cell where the types intersect shows who the type in the left column is to the type in the top row (for example, ILE is EIE's "request transmitter").
Intertype Relations
Dimensionality of Functions I.M. Eglit original article: http://socionicasys.ru/biblioteka/st...ernost-funkcij [partial translation--further translation needed] Key words: socionics, psychology, mental functions, the functions of information metabolism, information model of the psyche (model A), the dimensions of informational metabolism functions in A. B.
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Introduction into Socionics
© Dmitri Lytov , Marianna Lytova , January 2005 First presented as Internet lectures to pedagogues and students of the St. Kliment Okhridsky University (Sofia, Bulgaria). Part 1 — Part 2 — Part 3 Subjectivity or Objectivity?
Introduction into Socionics
© Dmitri Lytov , Marianna Lytova , January 2005 First presented as Internet lectures to pedagogues and students of the St. Kliment Okhridsky University (Sofia, Bulgaria). Part 1 — Part 2 — Part 3 Dear readers, we will much appreciate your feedback.