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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...

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...

True Neutral is one of the 9 alignments.  True Neutral otherwise known as "Neutral Neutral" or "Neutral" is an alignment that falls in the center of both spectrums.      Lawful        Good Neutral        Neutral Chaotic        Evil As shown above, a true N...

A lawful good type is someone who is rule abiding and often times will go out of their way to help people.  The lawful represents how they will always listen to the rules and take matter with caution while the good represents how they will do good things rathe...

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...

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Claudio Naranjo's types Anger vs Avarice E1 is aversive to pleasure; E5 appears as having a diminished capacity to experience pleasure.[1] E1 identifies more with the dignified; E5 identifies more with the guilty sub-self.[1] E1 is assertive and straight...

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Feel free to fill this page out Claudio Naranjo's types Pride | Fear Self-Preservation E2's fear mainly manifests in relationships; in E6 the emphasis is on a more generalized fear.[1] References [1] Naranjo, C. (2020). Psicología de los eneatipos: Or...

Feel free to fill this page out Claudio Naranjo's types Pride | Envy E2 uses pride to get love and not to be abandoned, unlike E4.[1] Self-Preservation E2 represses his needs and feelings and focus on others more than E4 does.[1] Sexual E2 is the most e...

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