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Based on Carl Jung's psychological types and developed by the work of the lithuanian psychologist Aushra Augusta, socionics is a theory of human intertype relationships, Eight distinct functions are used by socionics to describe how people process informatio...

Socionics is based on the idea that a person’s character acts as a set of blocks called "psychological functions". Different combinations of these functions give rise to different ways of accepting and producing information, which give rise to different ment...

My lack of interest in socionics stems from my perception that it overcomplicates what should be a straightforward concept. Now that you know this, Let's Begin: Lithuanian psychologist and sociologist Aušra Augustinavičiūtė (1927-2005) created the Socionics ...

Socionics - A lecture on its fundamentals. By Professor Nobody. In layman’s terms, Socionics is a neo-Jungian system that is based on Carl Jung’s Psychological Types and on the Soviet Psychological Theory known as Information-Metabolism. Think of the brain a...

I. What is Socionics? Socionics is a theory by Aušra Augustinavičiūtė about the nature of the human mind and society. Based on the works of Carl Jung, Antoni Kępiński, Ernst Kretschmer, and Andrey Lichko, Augustinavičiūtė theorizes that the human mind consi...

On Core Aspects of Socion: Science of Verbalization and Dichotomization Brief History of the Socion Socionics, also known as Social Bionics, is a science about the Socion, which is the socionic nature of man and its structure of society about different ty...