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Socionics

Socionics treats Jung's functions as channels for information. A type is defined by how a person takes in, processes and produces each kind.

Carl Gustav Jung
C. G. Jung (1875–1961)
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Ti
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Ne

Information

A mind receives reality as eight kinds of information. Socionics gives each a shape.

Chapters
16

Types

Profiles

Each type's description, quadra and Model A wiring.

A

Model A Engine

Interactive

Pick a type and watch eight functions fall into four blocks.

4

Quadras

Shared values

Four groups of four types with a common comfort zone.

4

Blocks

Ego · Super-Ego · Super-Id · Id

What the psyche values, and where it is strong.

The eight elements
Ti

Introverted Logic

Understanding strict dependencies, laws, and structural relationships.

Structure, Hierarchy, System, Analysis, Consistency

Te

Extroverted Logic

Optimizing workflows, managing resources, and executing tasks efficiently.

Efficiency, Productivity, Facts, Method, Profit

Fi

Introverted Ethics

Navigating personal bonds, determining moral standing, and assessing character.

Relationships, Morality, Sympathy, Connection, Sentiments

Fe

Extroverted Ethics

Managing group dynamics, expressing passion, and influencing emotional states.

Emotion, Expression, Atmosphere, Passion, Mood

Si

Introverted Sensing

Maintaining physical well-being, creating comfort, and refining sensory experiences.

Comfort, Health, Aesthetics, Sensations, Harmony

Se

Extroverted Sensing

Exerting influence, mobilizing for action, and sensing power dynamics.

Force, Willpower, Territory, Impact, Presence

Ni

Introverted Intuition

Foreseeing outcomes, understanding historical trends, and perceiving the flow of time.

Time, Evolution, Meaning, Forecast, Trends

Ne

Extroverted Intuition

Exploring potential, brainstorming alternatives, and seeing the essence of things.

Possibility, Potential, Essence, Innovation, Curiosity