Invariant Stability

Heeded Ti + Fi + Se + Ne + ( Qi + Di )

Overridden Fe + Te + Si + Ni + ( De + Qe )

(=) Context-separated orientation

The self stays the same whatever the surroundings.

Identity holds its form across settings, even at a cost in comfort.

The same stance is kept before every audience.

Action is guided by a fixed reference of its own.

General meaning

Constancy

Biological Level

Hardness, lower somatic gain

Cognitive Level

Categorical, discrete cognition

Psychological Level

Self-regulatory stability

Social Level

Universal standards, unconditional fairness

Clusters

  1. 1Indifference to savoring sensations
  2. 2Weak mirror neuron activity
  3. 3Avoidance of low-intellectual, routine professions primarily involving service and care
  4. 4Orientation toward intellect, intellectual work and values; high self-regard of one's intelligence
  5. 5Absence or fragmentation of narrative imagination
  6. 6Weak episodic memory use, rare recall of episodic details
  7. 7Predominance of information via the visual analyzer
  8. 8Reserve/secretiveness, 'buttoned-up' behavior
  9. 9Intropunitive orientation: self-blame and taking personal responsibility for events
  10. 10Independence and self-sufficiency
  11. 11Inflexibility and stubbornness
  12. 12Heroic stances and worldview
  13. 13High social activity and sense of responsibility
  14. 14Intolerance of dependence and humiliation
  15. 15Weak development of the olfactory analyzer
  16. 16Angular, rigid movements
  17. 17Stability of mood and state, low variability
  18. 18Orientation toward seeking truth
  19. 19Constancy and obstinacy of views; straightforward principle-driven stance
  20. 20Elevated self-control and self-mastery
  21. 21Preference for spatial judgments; difficulty with temporal estimates
  22. 22No predisposition to allergies or pseudo-allergies
  23. 23No predisposition to functional dysphagia
  24. 24Tendency toward higher blood pressure
  25. 25Developed inner speech (constant inner verbalization)
  26. 26Self-assessment of facial features as coarse, 'sculpted'