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4 | 6

Enneagram Differentiation of types

Claudio Naranjo's types Envy | Fear E4 is emotional and expressive, E6 is intellectual and inhibited.[1] References [1] Naranjo C. (1990), Character and Neurosis: An Integrative View  

4 vs 7

Enneagram Differentiation of types

Feel free to fill this page out Claudio Naranjo's types Envy vs Gluttony   References

4 vs 8

Enneagram Differentiation of types

Feel free to fill this page out Claudio Naranjo's types Envy vs Lust   References

4 vs 9

Enneagram Differentiation of types

Feel free to fill this page out Claudio Naranjo's types Envy vs Sloth   References

5 vs 6

Enneagram Differentiation of types

Feel free to fill this page out Claudio Naranjo's types Avarice vs Fear   References

5 vs 7

Enneagram Differentiation of types

Feel free to fill this page out Claudio Naranjo's types Avarice vs Gluttony   References

5 vs 8

Enneagram Differentiation of types

Feel free to fill this page out Claudio Naranjo's types Avarice vs Lust   References

5 vs 9

Enneagram Differentiation of types

Feel free to fill this page out Claudio Naranjo's types Avarice vs Sloth   References

6 vs 7

Enneagram Differentiation of types

Feel free to fill this page out Claudio Naranjo's types Fear vs Gluttony E6 idealizes the father, E7 idealizes the mother[1]   References [1] - Character and Neurosis (will change)

6 vs 8

Enneagram Differentiation of types

Feel free to fill this page out Claudio Naranjo's types Fear vs Lust   References

6 vs 9

Enneagram Differentiation of types

Feel free to fill this page out Claudio Naranjo's types Fear vs Sloth   References

7 vs 8

Enneagram Differentiation of types

Feel free to fill this page out Claudio Naranjo's types The connection between gluttony and lust has been observed long ago, it seems, for we may read in Chaucer’s, “The Parson’s Tale” (op. cit.): “After gluttony, then comes lechery; for these two sins are...

7 vs 9

Enneagram Differentiation of types

Feel free to fill this page out Claudio Naranjo's types Gluttony vs Sloth   References

8 vs 9

Enneagram Differentiation of types

Feel free to fill this page out Claudio Naranjo's types Lust vs Sloth   References

ILE | SEI

Socionics Differentiation of types

Feel free to fill this page out Compare ILE and SEI by Small Groups (definitions by Gulenko, Romanov and Prokofieva) Compare ILE and SEI by Cognitive Functions (Model G)

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Socionics

ILE | ESE

Socionics Differentiation of types

Feel free to fill this page out Compare ILE and ESE by Small Groups (definitions by Gulenko, Romanov and Prokofieva) Compare ILE and ESE by Cognitive Functions (Model G)

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In Progress
Socionics

ILE | LII

Socionics Differentiation of types

Feel free to fill this page out Compare ILE and LII by Small Groups (definitions by Gulenko, Romanov and Prokofieva) Compare ILE and LII by Cognitive Functions (Model G)

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In Progress
Socionics

ILE | SLE

Socionics Differentiation of types

Feel free to fill this page out Compare ILE and SLE by Small Groups (definitions by Gulenko, Romanov and Prokofieva) Compare ILE and SLE by Cognitive Functions (Model G)

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In Progress
Socionics

ILE | EIE

Socionics Differentiation of types

Feel free to fill this page out Compare ILE and EIE by Small Groups (definitions by Gulenko, Romanov and Prokofieva) Compare ILE and EIE by Cognitive Functions (Model G)

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In Progress
Socionics

ILE | IEI

Socionics Differentiation of types

Feel free to fill this page out Compare ILE and SEI by Small Groups (definitions by Gulenko, Romanov and Prokofieva) Compare ILE and SEI by Cognitive Functions (Model G)

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In Progress
Socionics