Antagonism

Valued Se + Ni

Unvalued Si + Ne

Competitive disposition

Others are seen as rivals, opponents, or threats.

Social reality defaults to hostility and calculated distrust.

Offense is met with delayed, deliberate retaliation.

Personal advantage comes first.

General meaning

Enmity

Biological Level

Nervous system tension

Cognitive Level

World perceived as predatory

Psychological level

Schadenfreude, vindictiveness

Social Level

Power concentration, outgroup exclusion

Clusters

  1. 1Selfishness and disregard for others
  2. 2Malevolence, cynicism, and vindictiveness
  3. 3Preference for risk, competition, and high-stakes environments
  4. 4Willingness to endure unpleasant or painful sensations
  5. 5Cunning, intrigue, and machiavellianism
  6. 6Nationalism, xenophobia, and parochialism
  7. 7Aloofness, aversion to physical affection, and low attachment
  8. 8Emotional immunity and indifference to others' feelings
  9. 9Distrustfulness and suspicion
  10. 10Low suggestibility and resistance to influence
  11. 11Preference for black; dislike of yellow
  12. 12Preference for spicy food
  13. 13Focus on big picture; ignoring small details
  14. 14Disinterest in or aversion to nature and greenery