Socionics Spectrum
Background Fe + Te + Si + Ni + ( De + Qe )
(=) Context independence
Invariance of internal organization to environmental variation.
Identity holds its form across contexts, at cost to the organism.
Perception compresses variation into stable distinctions.
Action is regulated by a fixed internal reference.
General meaning
Immutability
Informational Level
Principled-categoric cognition
Social Level
Resistance to influence
Psychological Level
Self-regulatory stabilization
Biological Level
Firmness, lower somatic gain
Clusters
| # | Name |
|---|---|
| 1 | Indifference to savoring sensations |
| 2 | Weak mirror neuron activity |
| 3 | Avoidance of low-intellectual, routine professions primarily involving service and care |
| 4 | Orientation toward intellect, intellectual work and values; high self-regard of one's intelligence |
| 5 | Absence or fragmentation of narrative imagination |
| 6 | Weak episodic memory use, rare recall of episodic details |
| 7 | Predominance of information via the visual analyzer |
| 8 | Reserve/secretiveness, 'buttoned-up' behavior |
| 9 | Intropunitive orientation: self-blame and taking personal responsibility for events |
| 10 | Independence and self-sufficiency |
| 11 | Inflexibility and stubbornness |
| 12 | Heroic stances and worldview |
| 13 | High social activity and sense of responsibility |
| 14 | Intolerance of dependence and humiliation |
| 15 | Weak development of the olfactory analyzer |
| 16 | Angular, rigid movements |
| 17 | Stability of mood and state, low variability |
| 18 | Orientation toward seeking truth |
| 19 | Constancy and obstinacy of views; straightforward principle-driven stance |
| 20 | Elevated self-control and self-mastery |
| 21 | Preference for spatial judgments; difficulty with temporal estimates |
| 22 | No predisposition to allergies or pseudo-allergies |
| 23 | No predisposition to functional dysphagia |
| 24 | Tendency toward higher blood pressure |
| 25 | Developed inner speech (constant inner verbalization) |
| 26 | Self-assessment of facial features as coarse, 'sculpted' |