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Peak Experiences (#35)
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Single Observers vs Single Decider
The Single Observers are overdoing one side of the Organize vs Gather coin and neglecting its opposite. They can get stuck because they are not willing to engage fully with the opposite need. The IxxJs are overdoing control and organization and get stuck when ...
Decider Introverted vs Decider Extroverted
Extroverted Deciders Types that are Tribe above Self, have what is called a De savior function. This will be either Extroverted Thinking (Te) or Extroverted Feeling (Fe), depending on whether or not the type is either savior Thinking (T) or savior Feeling (F)...
Observer Introverted vs Observer Extroverted
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Decisions Feeling vs Decisions Thinking
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Observations Sensing vs Observations Intuition
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Sleep vs Play
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Consume vs Blast
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Information Dominant vs Energy Dominant
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Masculine Sensory vs Feminine Sensory
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Masculine Di vs Masculine De
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Overview of DCNH Subtypes
Feel free to fill this page out. Dichotomies Contacting / Distancing -D & C are Contacting: their need for contact predominates;-N & H are Distancing: they need to maintain distance.Interferes with Extraversion / Introversion. Terminating / Initiating -D ...
Dominant subtype (Motivator)
Dichotomies: Terminating, Contacting, ConnectingFormula: PF(E) | TeSe(Fe)Role: Informal Leader, Engine, Ambitious Hastening Leader The dominant subtype is distinguished by the following behaviors in the group: Set to compete Often recognized by others a...
Creative subtype (Contactor)
-Dichotomies: Initiating, Contacting, Ignoring-Formula: IE(F) | NeFe(Se)-Role: Idea Generator, Problem Solver, Rebellious Bright Generator The creative subtype is characterized by the following features: Increased need for change The search for new di...
Normalizing subtype (Conscience)
-Dichotomies: Terminating, Distancing, Ignoring-Formula: LS(R) | TiSi(Fi)-Role: Perfector, Implementer, Quality Task Finisher The normalizing subtype is distinguished by the following manifestations in behavior: Commitment to accuracy, compliance, disc...
Harmonizing subtype (Designer)
-Dichotomies: Initiating, Distancing, Connecting-Formula: TR(S) | NiFi(Si)-Role: Layout Artist, Feedback, Wise Kind Peacemaker Harmonizing subtype has its own peculiarities of behavior in a group: Outwardly, looks calm Easily loses its internal balanc...
At what age is a sociotype formed?
According to Aushra Augustinavichiute A child's IM code, i.e. his/her personality type, is formed up to the age of 5 under the influence of interaction of IM codes of people close to the child. Later on, the presence of people with compatible or conflicting...
Can the sociotype change?
According to Victor Gulenko The actual sociotype is the deep nucleus. Its structure does not change during life (maximum stiffness and stability). The term of its existence is equal to the time of the existence of the psychic system itself. Thus, the socion...
1 vs 2
Ones and Twos can appear similar because both have sets of rules that they expect others to adhere to, and become upset and reactive when others do not follow those rules. However, on closer examination, Ones have a far more rules and expectations than do...
1 vs 3
Claudio Naranjo's types Anger vs Vanity E1 is restrained and serious; E3 is expansive and cheerful.[1] E1 is more tradition directed; E3, other-directed.[1] E1 is a perfecter from morality; E3 is a self-perfecter from doing.[2] References [1] Naranjo...