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SO2 vs. SO7
As with all types, the primary distinction that can be drawn between the two types is on the level of neurosis: the cognitive and emotional distortion that motors behavior. Both can be externally indistinguishable to the extent that they both act as "good moth...
SX6 vs. E8
Both types can appear similar in behavior and disposition: aggressive, reckless, dominating, megalomaniacal, and power-driven. Both also repress vulnerability and are typically dissocial, opposed to general norms, structures, and systems. The distinction lies ...
C1 vs. SO1
Both types repress anger, but it results in different behavioral attitudes. The conservation E1 is warm, characterized by a rather welcoming personality. They believe that value can be achieved through being perfect themselves, which often involves subordinati...
C3 vs. C7
These types are pretty much two behavioral poles. C3 is afraid of risk and opportunity; they prefer stability and competence over potential and alliances, which are not good grounds for financial security. C7 is more akin to a gambler or a salesman; they are s...
C4 vs. C6
First, there is the difference between the hysteroid and intellectual triads. C4 is attached to their image and emotions; E6 is drawn to structures which alleviate existential fear. Both can be subordinate, conforming, and tenacious, but for different reasons....