Psychological Types: Why Are People So Different?: 64 Portraits in Socionics. How each of the 16 Jungian types varies in 4 main ways

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Table of Contents
front matter
editor's notes
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INTRODUCTION
why are people so different (2)
pes’ Scale Markers at Various Communicative Distances
SOCIAL informational and psychological LEVEL
The Methodology of Socionical Diagnostics
interview strategies
Type Identification N°
role functions
1 intuitive logical extrovert ile the searcher
2 ethical sensory introvert esi the mediator
3 ethical sensory extrovert ese the enthusiast
4 logical intuitive introvert lii The analyst
5 ethical intuitive extrovert eie The Mentor
6 Logical sensory introvert lsi The inspector
7 sensory logical extrovert sle The marshall
8 intive ethical introvert iei The lyric poet
9 sensory ethical extrovert see The politician
10 Intuitive logical introvert ili The Critic
11 logical intuitive extrovert lie The Entrepreneur
12 ethical sensory introvert esi The Guardian
13 logical intuitive extrovert lse The administrator
14 ethical intuitive introvert eii The Humanist
15 intuitive ethical extrovert iee The adviser
16 sensory logical introvert sli The craftsman
intertype relations tables
duality
activation
mirror
half dual
extinguishment
quasi-identical
conflict
kindred
superego
business
mirage
social benefit
reverse revision
subtypes system dcnh system
Comparing DCNH to Other Quaternion Typologies
interactive social styles
The System Of Humanitarian socionics Keystones and Definitions
model g
the IM
functions and ime
quadra
Vivacity or Gravity of quadras, or ascending or descending —
the communications styles
15 Facts That Every Newcomer Should Know About Socionics
About the Author