Benevolism

Valued Si + Ne

Unvalued Se + Ni

Cooperative disposition

Others are seen as partners, whose good is one's own.

Social reality defaults to goodwill and baseline trust.

Motivation seeks common well-being and social harmony.

Service and forgiveness come first.

General meaning

Amity

Biological Level

Nervous system relaxation

Cognitive Level

World perceived as benign

Psychological Level

Sincerity, childlike wonder

Social Level

Power sharing, broad inclusion

Clusters

  1. 1Altruism and respect for others
  2. 2Good-naturedness and benevolence
  3. 3Preference for comfort; avoidance of risk and competition
  4. 4Avoidance of unpleasant or painful sensations
  5. 5Sincerity and absence of intrigue/machiavellianism
  6. 6Internationalism and respect for other peoples
  7. 7Affinity for affection and close physical contact; attachment to loved ones
  8. 8Emotional contagion and desire to please others
  9. 9Trustfulness (heightened oxytocin symptom)
  10. 10Suggestibility (heightened oxytocin symptom)
  11. 11Preference for yellow; dislike of black
  12. 12Preference for non-spicy food
  13. 13Tendency to focus on small details; distractibility
  14. 14Love of green and calm interaction with nature