Introduction.

Structure of Model A
A detailed representation of Model A is provided in the table below. The rest of this page
it encompasses extended descriptions of its constituents.

ntceosfodA
FuonhiM el Properties Blocks Rings

Inert Contact

Principal 4D 3D Creative Strong; I Mental Ring

aware; I know
valued; Others need me
verbal.

Vulnerable 1D 2D Paper Aware; Superego

weak I should
not valued; I am not necessary
nonverbal.

2D Activator Suggestive 1D Weak; Super-id Vital ring

unconscious I want
valued I need others
verbal.

7. Ignoring 3D 8. Demonstrative Strong; Id

4D unconscious; I can
undervalued; Others are not necessary
non-verbal.

Eight functions
O Modelo A é tipicamente desenhado como uma matriz 2x4, conforme mostrado na primeira
table below. Each of the 8 functional slots is occupied by 1 aspect of information for
build model A for a certain type, as shown in the second table. The
functions follow the standard numbering from 1 to 8. The elements are often designated
for yourgeometric symbolscorrespondents.

It is important to note that the numbering of functions in socionics does not indicate their 'strength', but
your position and role within model A.
 Functions of Model A

Main function 2. Creative function

4. Vulnerable function 3. Function of the paper

6. Activation function 5. Suggestive function

7. Ignoring the function 8. Demonstrative function

The placement of information aspects in the 8 functional slots is not random and
followscertain positioning rules. Once we specify the aspects of the two
first functions, this is the sufficient information to specify all aspects
the remaining and the exact sociionics.

As can be seen in the table above, each type of sociotype perceives and processes all
theaspects of reality, but depending on the positioning of these aspects in this
model A this happens in various degrees of clarity, depth, and comfort. The Model A
it can be figuratively represented as a round tower with eight windows facing
for different directions. Some windows are large and bright; from those windows a person
can see far and in great detail - these are the strong functions. Other windows are
small and blurry, allowing only vague outlines to be seen, or not even distinguishing
it is clear or dark outside - these are the weak functions. The size and properties
Each window is individual for each person, but at the same time, there are certain
rules concerning your positioning that specify the 16 distinct types of
information metabolism of sociotype.

By combining the characteristics of an element with the properties of its position

Functional of Model A, we can generalize traits and attitudes manifested by sociotypes.
that have that specific element in that specific position. Thus,
we can use Model A as an abstract framework to generatedescriptions of 16
types of sociotypes In addition,the sociotypical intertype relations they can also be
analyzed and understood based on Model A. However, as a rule, a
a significant amount of practical observation and introspection is needed to understand
how this theoretical model applies in practice.
FUNCTIONAL PROPERTIES AND DICHOTOMIES
THE FUNCTIONS OF THE MODEL CAN BE DISTINGUISHED BY THEFUNCTIONAL DICHOTOMIES WHAT
WE ASSOCIATE A CERTAIN SET OF PROPERTIES TO EACH FUNCTION.

Functional DichotomyFORTE-FRACOIT IS RELATED TO THE DIMENSIONALITY OF FUNCTIONS,

WHERE TRIAND QUADRIDIMENSIONAL FUNCTIONS ARE CONSIDERED STRONG AND UNI AND
BIDIMENSIONAL ARE CALLED WEAK. THE IDEA OF DIMENSIONALITY OF FUNCTIONS WAS
INTRODUCED BY PORAV BUKALOV IN 1989 BY ANALOGY WITH THE DIMENSION OF FUNCTIONS IN
MATHEMATICS. LATER THIS CONCEPT WAS USED BY YERMAK. ACCORDING TO THIS
CONCEPT, THE 'STRENGTH' OF THE FUNCTIONS OF THE MODEL CORRESPONDS TO HOW MANY PARAMETERS ARE
ACCESSIBLE TO HIM IN INFORMATION PROCESSING, UP TO FOUR.

Functions of the Modelo A Blocks

1st Main 2nd Creative Bolckof

Strong;Valued;Inert Verb;Mental StrongValued;Contact ego
Bold Evaluator;Exterior; Verbal;MentalSituational;
Accepting; Four-dimensional. Cautious;Interior; Producing;
Three-dimensional.

4thVulnerable 3rd Paper Bolckof

Weak;PainfulSubjugatedInert;No Weak;Subjugated;Contact; superego
verbalMental; Non-verbal;MentalSituacional;
Avaliador; Cauteloso; Interior; ExteriorAccepting; Bidimensional.
Producing; Unidimensional.

6th Activator 5th Suggestive Bolckof

Weak;Valued;Verbal; Inert; Weak;Valued;Contact superID
VitalSituationalExterior; Verbal;VitalEvaluator; Cautious;
Produzindo; Bidimensional. Interior;Accepting;
Unidimensional.

7th Ignoring 8th Fund Bolckof

Strong;Subjugated;Inert;Non-verbal; Strong; Subjugated; Contact ID
VitalSituational; Cautious;Interior; Non-verbal;VitalEvaluator;
acceptingThree-dimensional. Exterior;Producing;
Quadridimensional.
Ego Block
Ego Block - it is the block of strong, mental, and conscious functions: function ofleadershipe
[Link] aspects of the functions of the Ego Block are valued within the
quadrant of a certain type.

The ego block is a socially demonstrative creative block that forms the core.
of the type and is generally associated with an individual's ego - their inner 'self'. This
it is an area of conscious and individual competence, as well as of observation and
conscious and active influence in the world. A person is generally the most confident,
informed and energetically active in their functions of ego blocking. In this block,
we rarely experience feelings of remorse, doubt, and shame; nor this
block shifts responsibilities or blame to others.

The Ego block encompasses a point of accurate self-assessment and requires a

appropriate social recognition for your abilities. The activities of the functions
from this block are socially directed - people easily share their
experience and provide help to other people in their Ego block. The functions of this
blocks rarely "get tired," so a person can fill most of the
your free time with activities belonging to the functions of this block. Often the
people choose their primary sphere of activity and occupation based on
functions of the Ego block.

It is believed that the Ego block is fully formed when the person reaches the
24-25 years old. Some socionists have noted that this observation coincides with
CG Jung's comment: "The first half of a person's life is dedicated to
formation of a healthy ego, the second half is to go inward and abandon it.

It should be noted that, although this is the strongest block of its kind, the accuracy and
the accuracy of your estimates is strongly influenced by the level of experience,
knowledge and intelligence of a person. It is very possible that the functions of the block
I make mistakes. Still, a person rarely feels deeply.
ashamed or inadequate in this block, even if I made a mistake and if
retrieve easily.

The two functions of the Ego Block, the main one and the creative one, constitute the 'formula of
type". These are the most independent and reliable functions. The activity of this block
always carries an unfinished and open nature. In this block, a person says: "I
I know what I need better. If any changes or improvements are necessary,
I will implement them without external help.
1. A principal, base or leader directs the overall perception and general lifestyle of a
person, that is, constitutes the 'program' for a person's life. The perception and filtering
through the base function happen so naturally and imperceptibly that
many times it is hard for an individual to imagine that the surrounding reality can be
perceived differently. The base function is always subtly present and
"coloring" the perceptions of an individual from a very young age. Its presence as a flow.
constant information without strong variations makes it difficult to perceive in others, as well as
in itself, despite being the strongest and most conscious function. For typing purposes, a
a person needs to be considered "on a global scale" to determine the activity and the
guidance of your 'program' function. It can be said that people 'incorporate' their
leadership function instead of expressing it in everyday situations. People many
sometimes have a strong identification of the ego with its 'main' function, once they
suppose it is part of your identity.

The main function is inert and relatively inflexible. It changes its notions and perspectives.
ribbon e gradually, especially for people fromsubtypesof function of
leadership. Often, the information capable of causing such changes evokes resistance and
rejection of the main function and, therefore, it is integrated very slowly. This integration
has the highest chance of occurring normally under conditions of repeated exposure and
prolonged to the main function of a double type.

2. The creative or implementation function is another strong and conscious function. However,
in contrast with the guiding functioninert, it is flexible and of contactThe creative function has no
a "integrated and complete" image of the world, but considers different options
available in a certain situation with the aim of finding a solution
suitable for the situation that is satisfactory and supports the person's basic function. The function
creativity is actively expressed in conversations and everyday situations. Their expressions are
punctuated, designed to leverage some effect in everyday situations, and often
they attract the immediate attention of other people. The creative function requires some effort
to be made and, therefore, 'demanding' regarding the moment in which it is expressed; it can 'stay
waiting for a while to become reality in everyday situations
minors. Being another strong function in the Ego block that expresses itself openly, many
sometimes it is confused with the main function.
Superego block
Block of the superego – it is the blocking of weak mental and conscious functions:
functionvulnerableefunction of the [Link] aspects for the functions of the Superego are
valued within the quadrant of a certain type.

This block is known as the block of 'social control' and the block of 'conformism'
social." It can be compared to an individual's "social consciousness": the activity
this block is mainly aimed at compliance with rules and standards
that other people establish for the individual. Any evaluations and instructions
about this block the individual seeks outside of themselves, from other people who the
Here, the individual 'surrenders' to the direction and control of society, admitting
consciously your own weaknesses in this block. The absence of "irritation"
"painful" in the 4th vulnerable function is considered a sign that the individual
satisfies and meets the expectations of others; each person wants their
understanding of the 4th vulnerable aspect coincides with 'public opinion'. According to
interpretations of some sociological sources, this is the block through which a
society controls a person.

The direct influences on the Superego block are typically the most
consciously uncomfortable for a person. At the same time, the person is
consciously aware of your weaknesses in this area and realizes that you must
recover and react in some way. This reaction, as a rule, comes from the strong
functions of your Ego block. Thus, the influences in the Superego block make
that the person mobilizes and consciously activates the functions of their Ego block
para uma resposta.

The Superego block never discusses; it only reasons, adding nothing to

new, but only registering everything that is known by the individual in their
aspects. This block is "omnivorous" and readily absorbs all information.
pertaining to its aspects, while presenting a
lower differentiation of information.

In some literature, this block is called the 'adolescent' block - from this block the
person tries to show others: 'I am just like you. I am one of you.' - which reminds of the
socialization style of people in adolescence, when a person tries
show your belonging to a certain group of peers. It is also believed
that this blockage forms completely during adolescence (12-18).

3. I operated a function that is sufficiently flexible, contact, but weak. It can be called
of the function 'reserva', as it comes to assist when the possibilities and capacities of
basic and creative functions are insufficient and in new situations where a person
needs to be receptive to all kinds of information. However, in contrast to the function
Creative, the role function does not seek new options and solutions, but chooses the most suitable one.
of the set of patterns and standards already accumulated. The prolonged need to
focusing on this function leads to feelings of discomfort and fatigue. At the same time,
people periodically have the desire to "show themselves" in this role, to prove that they are up to
height and "are not worse than others", and learn the means and methods to achieve that.
4. The painful function, which is also called vulnerable, is the most problematic of
all sociionic functions. This function is the weakest of the conscious functions, and its
related aspects are often interpreted by a person as a
significant personal problem or defect. The information received about the function
painful are often distorted and misinterpreted by a person, often
exageradas ou subestimadas. No modelo de John Beebe esta função está associada ao
archetype of the 'Malandro'. When faced with the need to deal with its own
painful function, a person experiences a lot of uncertainty, feels their inability to
to accurately evaluate your own notions and actions and their effectiveness, and feel that you do not know
how to proceed correctly. Such perceptions are often accompanied by
feelings of anxiety and discomfort, a person may even start to enter into
panic. Any need to concentrate on the painful function leads to rapid exhaustion,
a feeling of energy depletion. If any positive result is achieved in the
painful function, this is perceived as a great achievement and praise by a person, and
it is generally a source of pleasure.

The painful function is inert and quite inflexible. It absorbs new information with
difficulty, especially when this information does not match the experience
anterior.
superID block
Block of the super-id - it is the blocking of weak, vital, unconscious functions: functionactivatore
functionsuggestiveThe aspects of the Super-id block are evaluated within the quadrant of a
certain type. They constitute the functions of the Ego Block of a dual type.

The Super-ego block is sometimes referred to as the 'child' block in the literature.
sociionics, because this is the block of weak unconscious functions in which it is difficult to get
engage in active, conscious, and intentional activity. A person in most of the
sometimes it's an 'information' 'consumer' in this block, promptly absorbing
any information related to other people and even provoking
other people to produce such information, which is best done by your
dual type. At the same time, a person can hardly discern the information about this.
block and tends to trust too much in the arguments and evaluations provided by
others. This is especially descriptive of the suggestive function, which was called
"suggestive" because a person is very suggestible, malleable and easily
directed to this element,

In general, people need ample advice and support on the aspects of their
Super-id block, which they normally receive from other people who have these
aspects of information as part of your Ego block. To think for yourself and
to solve problems independently in this block, the person "doesn't have time" and
little understanding of one's own desires and needs; thus, a person
usually gives a lot of freedom to others, including your partner, about these
aspects.

Having little awareness of their own needs in this block, the person does not
put your own interests in this block opposed to others; right
victimization and sacrificial behavior can be observed in this block, well
as the need for regulation and external control. If a person does not receive
support and high-quality positive advice on these aspects, and experiment
inadequacy in their own suggestive and activating functions, a feeling of
"blaming others" begins to develop about this blockage. In this case, a
a person starts to accuse the people around them for not meeting their expectations
expectations, distancing oneself from society and placing all the responsibility on the
others.
5. The suggestive is one of the weakest functions of model A. The information received
about this function is not subjected to much critical thought and evaluation
independent by a person, similar to the painful function. However, unlike the
painful function, the information transmitted in the suggestive aspect does not cause rejection,
discomfort and fatigue, but conversely, this information evokes appreciation and trust and
is received by the person as something very valuable and important. However, a person
usually has a somewhat passive attitude towards this role, expecting that the
others meet their needs. The formula of a person to handle this function
it is generally: "If it doesn't hurt, I don't notice." but once problems arise, the person
becomes exceptionally dependent on others in this aspect and receptive to their
advice and guidance. This is more pronounced in people with subtype functions
main. This function is sufficiently tolerant of others' criticism, even the
hard, which even takes as signs of love and care. It is experienced as more sensitive and
vulnerable to individuals of main function subtypes. The influences on their function
they can change a person's inner state and worldview by making slight adjustments
the notions of the inert base function. However, a person has only one capacity
weakness of influencing oneself in this aspect, and this is usually done by people
duais.

6. The activator is also sometimes called a 'referent'. This is another value function.
weakness in which a person voluntarily receives help and support from others, similar to
suggestive. In contrast to the suggestive function, the information conveyed about these
aspects receive partial critical evaluation and are checked against some standards and
internal notions to determine whether this information is acceptable to the individual and
must be accepted or rejected. A large amount of unconscious evaluation of the
partners in terms of whether they are acceptable happens in this function. The level of activity
from a person in this aspect depends on other people - if there is support, then the
the activity of a person can even surpass those around them, however, if there is no
support - the person disappears without leaving traces. Unlike the suggestive function, the
The activating function often reacts painfully to any criticisms and comments.
perceived, and expects only understanding and silent support (this effect is somewhat
less for people with subtypes of leadership function, who exhibit greater tolerance to
criticisms of its activating and vulnerable functions). This function is inert and somewhat
inflexible, however, possesses greater situational flexibility than the base function. The aspect
this function is adjusted by the creative function of a dual according to the situation. Some
two "slogans" of the Super-id bloc: desire to interact, to socialize, to inform oneself,
disorientation in values, excessive simplification, lack of control and composure, identification
with others. With its helplessness and weakness, the Super-ego block provokes the functions of the Ego
of the person for a more vigorous activity. One cannot handle it alone with the
own Super-id. The more a person is cared for and monitored in these aspects, the greater it is
its vitality and energy. In general, in cases of dual cooperation, the initiative passes from
one pair for another, to the point where it becomes difficult to determine who is the leader and who is the
follower; the success of your cooperation is based on having the same aspects in your
blocks, but for one dual the block is potential, while for the other it is kinetic.
ID Block
Blocking of the Id - it is the blocking of strong, vital, and unconscious functions: functiondemonstrativee
ignored function. The aspects of the Id block are not valued within the quadrant of a
they constitute the Super-ego block of a dual type.

Passive skills - a person is quite capable in this area, but these

skills are directed à prevention of negative moments e
dangerous developments, instead of being active and conscious. The person has
little awareness of what is capable in this block and little interest in it. The main
the function of this block is to observe potential dangers and traps, to satisfy the level
basic needs and ensure one's own survival and the survival of
close people. Other types of activities in this block usually do not
I am interested in a person and they do not bring results of high social value and merit. A
a person is usually unable to work constantly on the aspects of this
blocking, since it requires the imposition of restrictions on ego blocking,
constant self-examination and self-criticism.

The Id block is a block of 'kinetic energy' equal to the Ego block. These are the blocks of
decisive and persistent activity that knows no shame and uncertainty - on the contrary
of the blocks of Superego and Super-id that are blocks of 'potential energy' about the
what a person often experiences doubts and worries.

7. Aignorada, also known as limitation, is a strong function that directs your

activity to observe what should not be done, how not to act, alert the partner
about the possible consequences, recommend possible courses of action to help the
partner to overcome a negative situation. The prolonged and in-depth activity of this
function, however, is perceived by the individual as something boring and unnecessary, and even
even annoying. The individual may admire other people who occasionally
they demonstrate strong use of this function, but generally consider that it is not something that deserves
much attention. The individual usually ignores or omits information conveyed about
this aspect of later conversations, through which he limits his dissemination. Just like
As happens with most vital functions, the activity of ignoring the function is directed.
for situations here and now experienced by the person, without observation of any kind of
general global moments. The ignoring function can be described as being more
strongly "ignorant" for people of subtype of main functions.
8. The demonstrative is another strong function that is aimed at not allowing the situation
develop negatively for yourself and for your partner. In contrast with the
limiting function, the demonstrative function does not warn the partner about possible
consequences, but without extra words the person takes measures to avoid it
negative development of a conversation or situation. Although it is a strong function,
any active discussion of this aspect is rejected by the person with the desire to change the
heading for the strongly valued aspects of your type. Once the aspect of the
demonstrative function corresponds to the aspect of the painful function of dual types, of this
way the duels interrupt the influx of unwanted information and protect the
painful functions of each other. Any actions against oneself or close people
are rejected by the demonstrative function. The demonstrative function is more strongly
expresses in people of subtypes of creative function.
Aneis do Modelo A
For each person, the perception of reality is divided into two parts: that of
external reality and internal reality. When we are learning about the
external reality, we learn about the world around us, as well as about ourselves
same as an object and a part of this world. However, there is also the
internal reality, studying which we learn about ourselves from the inside,
about our internal perceptions and responses to the outside world. This is reflected in
division of the information processing of model A into two rings: the mental ring
it is the vital ring.

Mental ring: The functions of the mental ring are considered conscious. This ring receives,
processes and uses information about the external world. It is responsible for awareness and
study of objective external reality. This includes necessary information for the
management of the external world (driven by the Ego block) and for adaptation to it
(enabled by the Superego block). The functions of this conscious ring are dynamic
fordynamic typesand static for static types.

The vital ring receives, processes, and utilizes information from the internal reality. The vital ring is
like the echo of the outside world in our inner world. The functions of the vital ring are
considered unconscious.

The mental ring consciously resolves your problems - gathering, recognizing and
transmitting information. The vital ring is able to receive irritating signals and respond
independently of them. However, the mental ring is not a more autonomous part of
that the vital ring. The mental touch only works after being activated by the vital touch of the type
dual.
Operation of Model A

The operating order of the functions of model A currently does not find
consensus among the socionists. To some extent, the pattern is the ordering described in the
obras originais de A. Augustinaviciute, que mostra uma transferência de informações
through the mental and vital rings consecutively, in the order 1→2→3→4→1 and 5
→6→7→8→5. Thus, the main points of entry for the information received
they are the Paper and Suggestive functions, and the points of exit are Creative and
Demonstratives, that is, the four functions ofcontactwhat are responsible for the
exchange of information with the outside world.
For more information about information transfer in model A, seeA
Structure and Elements of Sociionics Model A by Victor Gulenko.

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Functions
The functions are the eight components of theModel Awhich describe how eachelement of
informationit manifests in every type. They determine general patterns in behavior
of a person, who in turn has a strong influence on the person's interactions with
outras pessoas. As funções são distintas dos aspects of informationeelementsof
information.

The functions have not yet been identified as functional biological components of
brain. No one knows for sure how these broad patterns of behavior and
interaction manifests at a neurological level. A function is physically located
in a place, it is either a kind of neural network or a pattern of activity
cerebral? Answering these questions is a big problem to make associativebut
scientific.

According to Model A, there are eight functions present in each type, one for
eachelement of information. In this regard, socionics differs fromMBTIcanonical andyes
Jung's Typologyin which only four elements are present in each type. Given the
assumptions that everyone perceives the same elements of information, and that there is a
a one-to-one correspondence between elements of information and functions, this number is
essentially determined by the structure of relationship.

I
The first line of Model A (functions1and2) is called the Ego block. These
functions describe the aspects of reality that a person perceives with
greater depth and clarity and verbalizes with the greatest ease. The block of
it also describes the mental states and the most
natural and common used when interacting with other people, and also a
a certain perspective that a person injects into the things they say.
The information aspects that correspond to the elements of the Ego block
there are things that a person cannot help but comment on spontaneously and if
feel free to discuss out loud (especially in the case of the function of
leadership). If something is not right in these areas, a person can hardly go on
until I have talked about it and done something to solve the problem. When
problems arise, the people most likely to point them out are those whose
the perception of this aspect of reality comes from the blockage of the Ego.
The ego's blocking functions require a constant flow of new
information and stimuli (whether through direct experience, observation, study or
(reflection) and quickly classify this information, recognizing what it is
useful and necessary and what is not. When exposed to the types of information
corresponding to the elements of the Ego block, a person takes note
immediately and rapidly forms its own attitude or opinion about the
subject. He is more confident in his own judgments in these areas of
what we owe to other people, even if those people are authorities
widely accepted. Instinctively, people tend to abuse these
functions and apply them in practically any area, even when your
relevance is minimal. This makes the functions of the ego (and in particular the function
more obvious to a casual observer than the other functions.
The ego block describes the preferred, most comfortable, and natural role of a
person or "mode of operation" when interacting with other people. When a
the person can use their block functions of the Ego in the interaction, they become
animated and confident and exudes an air of authority and expertise. These functions
they also have more resistance; a person can use them for longer than
other functions without getting worn out.
The block functions of the ego imply a certain perspective or set of
values, as they are the preferred approaches to solving life's problems,
give advice and achieve goals. The individual wants to see society
to make it more like him and wants to instill his philosophy or personal values
in your work activities, your living space and the people around you
around. For a person to feel needed and fulfilled, they need to see that their
a unique perspective is making a difference somewhere. The areas in which
a person is more likely to make a difference corresponds to the
elements of the ego block. They are called Ego exactly because they are
so naturally identified with their own perspective, ideals, and identity
of each one.
The functions of the Ego are mostly indifferent to praise, as it is very
difficult to tell a person something about these aspects of themselves that they still
does not know— and can easily describe to others. Moreover, when
the others demonstrate a lack of understanding of these elements, he feels that it is his
right and duty to correct them.

Main function
The main function, also called the base or simply the first function, is the function
dominant psychic aspect of an individual. It generally describes the patterns of
more comfortable thoughts of the person, the perspective on life, the state of mind and the style
of behavior, as well as its positive motivational strengths (what it seeks the most
vigor when one can choose). The leadership function is fundamental to interpersonal dynamics
because people constantly and inadvertently make judgments, assessments and
assumptions based on it. These comments and judgments reflect a particular set
offundamental valuesand to share a common vector or general message, and those with
those whom the person interacts closely with must accept this message for the interaction to be cohesive
e compatible.
Generally speaking, the leader function perceives, processes, and produces information more
intense. When a person 'speaks' or 'acts' from their leadership role, they convey a
a feeling of robust confidence and often start to speak in a categorical, persuasive manner
and using exaggerations.
The proper development of a person's main function is generally seen as
crucial forpersonal [Link] requires having people around you who accept your
fundamental values and more natural and confident styles of behavior. In terms of
profession, the base function provides the best platform to develop a unique niche that will bring
real value to other people. Instead of describing the professions in which a person would be
better, the base function describes a general approach and a style of behavior that can
to be successfully applied to practically any field of activity.
The use of the base function comes effortlessly and produces a sense of inner satisfaction.
regardless of any external rewards. The activities of the grassroots function
they can easily be developed into highly effective and productive skills, but
there is also a tendency to dedicate too much to the role of base just because it is easy and
recompensatory. When excessive use becomes extreme, a feeling of emptiness follows.
uselessness, and the use of the basic function ceases to bring satisfaction.
The influence of the base function on perception and central values is so strong that people
tend to project these values onto other people: everyone else must certainly want
as mesmas coisas pelas quais sua função de base se esforça. Essa projeção é muitas vezes
source of conflict with other people who have opposing values, but it is also one of the
mechanisms [Link] empathy of the basic function towards others stimulates
theduais(and, to some extent,activatorsesemi-dual trying to solve someone else's problems
with the corresponding function. This is exactly what thedualis looking for
subconsciously, since the basic function of a dual is the functionsuggestive of the other. No
meanwhile, in many other cases, a person's natural interest in aspects of life of
other people who correspond to their own basic role create distrust and relationships
tense.
According to the dimensionality of functions,the base function is able to process and apply
effectively personal experience and social norms, present different solutions for
different situations and recognize and extrapolate the development of theseaspects of
informationover time. The dimension of time, which is shared by thefunction
demonstrativeallows to "fill the gaps" between two related aspects, allowing
thus infer the existence of previously unknown contents.
 Elements of information

Description of the Si of 'Dual Nature of Man' by A. Augusta

White sensor (introverted)

We see the internal state of an object as the relationship between events that
they condition one another. This element perceives information about how
os processos são refletidos pelo estado interno de uma pessoa. Isso inclui o
meaning of one's own condition and the sensations of the people evoked by it
interdependence. The interaction in space is nothing more than a reflection of a
object into another. Objects reflect on other objects, evoking certain
sensations of each other. Such an individual perceives external information in the form
of sensations evoked by ongoing events. For example, the feeling of
pain is essentially the reflection in a person's mind of a relationship between
your functional body is a process that occurs in some part of the body that
hinders this functioning.

When this perception element is in a leadership position, the individual

has the ability to alter the qualities of the surrounding space and influence
the sensations of the people who find themselves in it. It is able to avoid the
physical discomfort and protecting others from it. This element is defined by the
capacity to recreate aesthetic sensations experienced previously. A
An excellent example is Peter Paul Rubens, who created his paintings not from the
nature more yes memory of sensations aesthetics formerly
experienced. Through the paintings, he sought to evoke certain feelings in the viewer.
aesthetic experiences. Such creativity constitutes the recreation of an object capable
to provide other people with aesthetic sensations that were intended
by its creator. When an individual of this type is preparing something, these
people are capable of distinguishing experienced aesthetic sensations
previously of new ones. They are able to 'collect' and remember them. This
it also assumes that such individuals are capable of opposing their
sensations of others, the ability to fight for your realization and the
ability to shape and refine not only one's own tastes and habits
aesthetic ones, but also those of others. We could say that such individuals have
the ability to impose your understanding of aesthetics and comfortable living on others
people.

Wikisocion Description of Self

Introverted detection ( ) is aelement of

information to gorational, introvertededynamic. It is also referred to
like Yes, S, experiential sensing or white sensing.

It is associated with the ability to internalize sensations and experience them in

details.

It focuses on tangible, direct (external) (introverted) connections between

dynamic processes happening at a time, that is, the physical experience and
sensual interactions between objects. This leads to an awareness of states
tangible internal physics and how various physical fluctuations or substances are
directly transferred between objects, such as movement, temperature or
dirt. The awareness of these tangible physical processes, consequently,
leads to an awareness of health or an ideal balance with the environment
environment. The individual physical reaction to the concrete environment is the main form
to perceive and define aesthetics, comfort, convenience, and pleasure.

In contrast to theextroverted sensor If it is related to following the

own needs, instead of focusing on some conception
externally oriented to what is necessary to acquire or achieve. Thus,
while Type Se egos feel capable of assessing how justified they are
others' preferences, the Si types will try to adjust to them in every way.
possible ways (as long as this does not extremely affect your own
comfort), wishing to minimize conflict.

In contrast with theintroverted intuition Yes, it's about direct interaction and
unity (or discord) with the environment, instead of abstract process and connections
causal.

The types that value Si prefer to spend their time doing activities
lazy instead of striving to reach goals. They like to
to believe that, if activities are done with pleasure, people will give them
more effort and time, and they will also become more skilled at what they are
doing it in the long term. They believe that the goals should meet the
intrinsic needs of people, rather than shaped by demands and
restrictions of the outside world, and therefore do not try to force others to do
things they don't want to do. They also try to be laid-back and
pleasant, preferring peaceful coexistence to conflict, except when their
well-being or personal comfort is directly at stake.
 As base function 1° (SEI and SLI)

A strong ability to recognize internal physical states in themselves and in others.

others, to understand how these states are achieved and to recreate and avoid
these physical states.

Individuals who have como função básica são atraídos por situações que
satisfy your inner physical experience. Whenever individuals of function
basics are participating in something that involves recognizing, recreating or analyzing
physical states, they feel a great amount of power and enthusiasm
people.

Avoiding discomfort is one of the main motivations of these types. Feelings of

internal discomfort can arise from a tense psychological atmosphere,
working too much and exhausting the body's resources, being pressured by
other people or for numerous 'things to do' and for physical needs
dissatisfied or oversaturated. These types tend to recognize quickly and
be quite frank about the discomfort that arises and take smart measures
to dissipate it or simply get rid of what is bothering them. They are
very welcoming to other people who share feelings of discomfort
with them and can help relieve tension and offer good solutions.

Leader types are constantly adjusting to their environment (which includes

the people around you) and rarely have fixed ideas about what is "appropriate"
to wish in a certain situation. Thus, they are willing to
accommodate the needs of other people in an ad hoc manner. It is sufficient that
something 'be sure' for them to justify doing it. This behavior may seem
random for external observers, as it is concurrent with weak.
Description of Ne of "Dual Nature of Man" by A. Augusta
Black intuition (extroverted)

It perceives information about the potential energy of objects - for example,

information about physical and mental skills and the potential of a
person. This perception grants the ability to understand the structure of
objects and phenomena and understand their internal content. This element
determines a person's ability or inability to see potential energy
real of your environment.

When this element is in a leadership position, the individual has interests

pronounced cognitive abilities. This individual is constantly studying.
underlying phenomena, which he/she is able to communicate to others quite
success, making complicated things simple. Such a person likes to explain their
understanding things for others. In favorable conditions, becomes a scientist
You are a writer. He/She can find great ways to boost energy.
potential of objects. "Energy" other people around you with your understanding
the possibilities and potential of the objects around you.

Wikisocion Description of Ne

Extroverted intuition ( ) is aelement of

extra informationspilled, irrationalandstaticIt is also called
of No, I, intuition of possibilities, or black intuition.

It is generally associated with the ability to recognize possibilities, create new ones.
opportunities and new beginnings, recognizing talents and natural inclinations in
others, reconcile different perspectives and viewpoints, generate ideas quickly
to be guided by intellectual curiosity and to stimulate curiosity in others.

The types that value Ne prefer to experience an opportunity rather than

consider all possible ways in which it could not work. They
they choose some options and stick with them, in contrast with theintuition
introvertedtwo types neither of which choose an option and continue to doubt it
option.

They enjoy discussing unusual ideas about the nature of the world and ideas
crazy things, like space elevators. The typical humor of Nequadjust put
apparently unrelated phenomena.

As base function 1° (ILE and IEE)

The individual is skilled at generating intellectual interest and curiosity in others.
and to use the curiosity of others to get them to do things.

He easily sees parallels between different situations, areas of

knowledge or skill and people, and likes to establish contacts
among different areas of knowledge and social groups, which allows you to
being part of many things at the same time. He likes to consider
different points of view and perspectives and see if they can be
reconciled.

He likes the early stages of practically anything - new

projects, acquire new skills, meet new people and
Relationships. Preparing and launching something new are seen as having greater
value of the process of experiencing what one already has and finishing what
it started. The concept of 'finish' seems strange to you. Instead of
take care to finish things and tie up all the loose ends, he
tends to let go of things when you can no longer deal with them or
realizes that it has neglected them for a long time (this may also be
related tosuggestive introverted sensor).
Description of the Ti of 'Dual Nature of Man' by A. Augusta
White logic (introverted)

We call 'logical' the feelings that arise from the process of comparison
an object with another based on some objective criteria - for example, a
sensation of distance, weight, volume, value, force, quality etc. objective assessment,
that in certain situations helps to activate or deactivate the person who
experience. The information received is recognized by such an individual as a sense of
appropriate or inappropriate correlation and proportion of objects, a sense of
balance or imbalance between objects, or a sense of understanding or lack thereof
of understanding the advantages of one object over another. This also includes all
the feelings that result from knowing or not knowing objects and phenomena–
curiosity, respect, fear, and a sense of logic or lack of logic in things, well
as a sense of self.

We will call all these feelings logical. Their sum is the sense of logic of
a person, who is developed to different degrees in different
people. We could say that logical feelings convey information
about the presence or absence of knowledge, comparability and incomparability,
presence or lack of balance between them, as well as about space and location
of the object within it. These feelings are called objectives because they do not
they take into account the interests and needs of the person themselves, but only
such correlations of objective qualities. This perceptual element determines the
ability or inability of a person to see objective and logical relationships
between objects or their components.

When this element is in the leadership position, the individual stands out for
your ability to logically assess the relationships of static objective reality, or
the world of objects. It also has the ability to alter the interrelations
among the properties of different objects according to their desires and, by
through this influence, the objects themselves as bearers of these properties. A
the correct assessment of their relationships with other objects helps the individual, namely,
which objects should be avoided and which can be 'hunted'. Such an individual is
capable of putting your logic – or your knowledge of objective reality, patterns,
laws and correlations of the objective world –in opposition to the knowledge of
others. He has the ability to shape and refine not only his own
knowledge of the objective reality, but also of other people.

Wikisocion Description of You

The introverted logic ( ) is aelement of

int informationreversed, rationalestatic. It is also called
of You, L, structural logic or white logic.

It is generally associated with the ability to recognize consistency and correctness.

logic, generate and apply classifications and systems, organize understanding
systematic and conceptual, see logical connections between things (including
logical similarities, differences and correlations) through instinctive feelings
of validity, symmetry, and even beauty. It's like common sense, to the extent that it
 based on the expectations of reality, through a somewhat understanding
personal, although explainable, of general truths and how they manifest.

The types that value Ti naturally question the consistency of beliefs that
are considered certain in everyday life. They strongly prefer to make decisions
based on your own experience and judgment, rather than relying on
external authorities to gain knowledge, which they use only as a last resort
resource. They also have respect for people with clearly defined opinions.
and internally consistent, believing that a sense of internal certainty is
necessary to find direction in life. For these types, personal standards of
truths are more reliable than public consensus.

They see excessively pragmatic visions as superficial and try to limit the
public discussion of mundane practical matters. They are particularly sensitive
redundant information.

As base function 1° (LSI and LII)

The individual sees reality through the lenses of logic, recognizing

immediate correction and adjustment of things and their proper place in reality
and in his system of visions and behavior. He freely makes statements
logical, often exaggerated, about new information and experiences. He
maintains the highest rules for which there are no exceptions, and is a critic
habitual of people or things that do not follow a set of rules, whether they are
accepted by the community, or your own, or even someone else's. Although
be able to adopt others' rules, your own are always the last
word, and these are subject to continuous refinement. Often seen as
demanding, due to high standards.
Description of Faith in 'Dual Nature of Man' by A.
Augusta

Black ethics (extroverted)

Perceives information about the processes that occur in objects - primarily

place, the emotional processes that are occurring in people, their excitement or
subjugation and its moods. This perceptual element implies the ability to
to know what excites people and what represses them. Defines the capacity or
inability of a person to control their emotional state and also the
emotional states of other people.

When this element is in the leadership position, the individual has the ability
able to induce or transmit your moods to others and energize people with
his emotions. He is able to activate the psychological/spiritual life of other people and
your emotional readiness for action. One could say that such a person has the
the ability to infect others with their moods and tends to impose on others the
emotional states that you consider beneficial for your life activities.

What people usually call emotions or the demonstration of emotions

of a person is neither more nor less than a way to release this
internal excitation directly, almost without expending it in muscular activity. A
a joyful person who laughs releases an emotional burden and an inner excitement through
certos movimentos dos músculos do rosto e do corpo. Isso pode ser um meio de
reduce hyperexcitability, when internal effort cannot be used for the
activity it is intended for. But it can also be a conscious method of
transmit your excitement/agitation to others - inducing their excitement/agitation
internal to the psyche of other people. Anger, for example, is also a way
to reduce hyper-excitation, but is generally not aimed at exciting the
others emotionally, but to suppress them and exhaust them emotionally, to
decrease your level of activity,

Wikisocion Description of Faith

The extroverted ethics ( ) is aelement of

external informationspilled,
rationaledynamicIt is also called Fe, E.
the ethics of emotions, or black ethics.

Faith is generally associated with the ability to recognize and transmit (that is, to make
others to experience passions, moods, and emotional states, generate
excitement, liveliness and feelings, emotionally engaging in activities and
emotionally engage others, recognize and describe emotional interaction
among people and groups, and build a sense of community and unity
emotional.

People who value Fe like to create a visible atmosphere of camaraderie with

other people. They enjoy a loose atmosphere where anything goes, where the
people don't need to pay too much attention to what they say for fear of offending
 the others. This means that these types try not to be too shy, leading
jokes with a grain of salt. However, they are very aware of the fact that
the way something is said is very important for how it will be received, so
they tend to add emphasis, embellishments, and exaggerations here and there to keep the
people involved. The best way to say something depends a lot on the situation and
of the implicit purpose of the exchange, it is clear that lightheartedness is not appropriate
in some situations.

Even after explosive discussions, these types find it hard to hold a grudge and
can tolerate people who, in principle, they do not like, as long as the situation is
mainly social and do not require very close contact. They prefer that the
doubts should be exposed; they believe that the treatment of silence is one of the
worst things you can do to a person, and it only worsens the problem
underlying.

As base function 1st (EIE and ESE)

The individual is always in tune with the emotional flow that the
search and respond to him spontaneously and directly. He seeks and creates.
activities where people are fully engaged in what they are doing
doing. The value of something is directly linked to how much it evokes the
his passion or another person's.

He is highly proactive in directing the emotional flow in the direction that

he himself considers ideal for a given situation. He can, for
For example, try to cheer people up with jokes if you notice they are feeling down.
very sad or, conversely, make people serious and
concentrated if they are very unconcerned during a situation of
crisis. However, he believes that emotions should be expressed in the
the most honest way possible.

Description of Ni from 'Dual Nature of Man' by A.

Augusta

White intuition (introverted)

All processes occur over time; they have their roots in the past and their
continuation in the future. Time is the correlation between events that succeed each other. This
perceptual element provides information about the sequence of events and actions of the
people, about their cause and effect relationship and about the attitudes of the participants
regarding this - that is, about the feelings of the people that these
relationships generate.

Such an individual perceives external information as feelings about the future,

past and present. For example, a feeling of rush, calm, or heat, a
feeling of punctuality or premature, a feeling of life rhythm
 appropriate or inappropriate, a sense of imminent danger or safety,
anticipation, fear of being late, feeling of seeing the future, anxiety about the
what is to come, and so on. At any point in a person's life
there is this feeling of time. One cannot live outside of time or be indifferent to it.
therefore. Thus, a certain notion of time is an integral part of the psychological state of
individual at a given moment. This perceptual element defines the
the capacity or incapacity of a person to foresee and plan for the future, to avoid
all types of problems, avoid wrong actions and learn from experience
past.

When this element is in the leadership position, the individual possesses skills.
innate strategies and is capable of choosing the most ideal moments for different
Activities: when to fight, if necessary, and when to avoid the battle, when it is
more appropriate. The interaction over time can be interpreted as the ability
to avoid collisions with objects and, therefore, avoid the reflection of objects within
yourself.

Wikisocion description of Ni

The introverted intuition is aelement of

int informationreversed, irrationaledynamicIt is also called
of Ni, T, temporal intuition or white intuition.

Ni is generally associated with the ability to recognize the unfolding of

processes over time (how one event leads to another), having visions of the past
and of the future, develop mental images and see intangible tips from
relationships between processes or objects.

The types that value Ni always like to have a specific plan in mind.
how your life will develop in the future. Thus, they have little time for the
concept of 'living in the moment' or 'making the best of the present'. They often
they engage in pure leisure activities only for short periods of time, and
even so, your leisure activities usually involve an aspect
psychologically demanding or competitive.

As base function 1° (IEI and ILI)

As a basic function, Ni generally manifests through the lack of

direct attention to the world around you and a sense of detachment or freedom
of mundane matters. This can lead to a highly developed imagination.
it is a very unique mental world, but it can also result in a lot of
laziness and apparent inactivity. How the individual obtains their information
primaries about the world through imagination, a person with a foundation can be
capable of thriving in situations where data is scarce, or where he or she
does not have the usual prerequisite experience. However, this can also be
become a disadvantage if a person ignores too much real data about the world. A
the ability to transcend the axis of time and understand the relationships of cause and effect
that also occur is a characteristic, sometimes resulting in the ability to
to accurately predict general future trends and outcomes of certain events.
Description of the 'Dual Nature of Man' by A.
Augusta

Detection of black (extroverted)

It perceives information about what can be called the 'kinetic energy' of

objects - for example, information about how a person é
organized/mobilized, your energy and physical power and your ability to make use of
your willpower or position and exert your will in opposition to
others'. This perception entails the ability to say which reserves of 'energy
"kinetics" the people have and how useful they can be to get things done. It defines a
the ability or inability of the individual to exercise their willpower and energy
in opposition to the will and energy of other people.

When this element is in the leadership position, the individual possesses

exceptional personal strength/willpower. He is a natural organizer of anything.
thing. He has the ability to mobilize people to achieve a goal and is capable
to make use of and manage animated and inanimate objects. It is capable of working with
things (objects) and reproduce almost all objects based on samples
available. This is a reflection of your ability to organize the material. These
people are known for their effort to materialize their will, energy and
power, and by your desire to impose your will on others.

Wikisocion description of Se

Extroverted detection ( ) is aelement of

extra informationspilled, irrationalestaticIt is also called
of Himself, F, volitional sensing or black sensing.

It includes the ability to know how much power, strength, or influence is latent or
necessary.

The types that value themselves are much more comfortable with behavior.
directly aiming to create an immediate impact. This can sometimes be perceived as
abrasive, mainly by types that do not value themselves. Generally, there is a
competitive advantage in this style of group interaction, resulting in a
more intense atmosphere than that of the courtsintrovertedthat value the
Yes. They appreciate the contemplation of possibilities only if they feel they can.
gain something from it, or if there is a perceived potential impact on the "real world".

Unlike Si, which is about subjective sensory experience (how intense or

pleasant she is), If it is about reaching an object of desire. It gives the ability to
influence, bend, and push situations and people to achieve such an objective, in
instead of taking advantage of the situation you are in.

As base function 1° (SLE and SEE)

 The individual feels at home among people who are actively doing
something and interacting with each other directly (visibly), and it is
capable of organizing people, moving them as needed and guiding them
to achieve a specific goal. He or she enjoys obedience and even
subservience to others, as it allows you to "do things
happen more effectively.

He is profoundly aware of the territorial conflicts and the

confrontational behavior that occurs around you. It quickly
it becomes conflicting when others try to make it move or make it do
somewhat aggressively or confrontationally. He quickly recognizes
when people are trying to do things with each other or are
trying to organize it for some purpose. He also uses aggression
spontaneously to achieve their own goals.

He wants to make all the decisions about what he will do, wear, eat,
opinions, etc., and resents any attempts by others to take these
decisions by him. However, he is willing to make use of the ideas.
advice and creativity from other people, as long as it plays the role
more visible.

He likes to test his will in challenging situations and sees life as

a kind of obstacle course, full of adversities and challenges, that
must be overcome and defeated.

Description of Fi from 'Dual Nature of Man' by A.

Augusta

White ethics (introverted)

This is the subjective relationship between two carriers of potential or kinetic energy.
which shows the level of attraction (or repulsion) between one object or subject and another
object or subject. Thanks to this IM element, a person feels which objects the
attract and repel. You could say that this perceptual element conveys
information about the need or lack of need for each other's objects
and about the presence or absence of mutual or unidirectional needs.

This individual perceives information about this facet of objective reality that the
the individual perceives as a need for certain objects that satisfy
wishes/physical desires, psychological or spiritual desires and a need to
other people - in other words, the desires and interests of a person. that
are directed towards animated and inanimate objects. This includes feelings of
liking and disliking, love and hate, the desire to obtain something/object, etc., and
greed or absence of greed. The highest feelings of this kind can
to be called ethical, because the relationships between people's needs are
regulated mainly by ethical norms.

When this perceptual element is in the leadership position, the individual has
the innate ability to perceive and assess desires/interests - both your own and
the others. He always knows who wants what from whom. He is capable of opposing his
awareness of subjective reality and its desires to those of others. He has the
the ability to shape and refine your own desires and those of others. He
has both the ability to provide itself with the necessary relationships
with others regarding confidence in their ability to influence others
people. Your correct perception of human needs allows you to avoid
risky collisions in satisfying your own needs. This generates the ability
to manipulate people's attachments and the ability and desire to influence them
ethical feelings of people and bring those feelings closer to the ideals of
society.

Wikisocion description of Fi

The introverted ethics is aelement of

information intreverted, rationale staticIt is also called
of Fi, R, relational ethics or white ethics.

Fi is generally associated with the ability to obtain an implicit sense of 'distance'.

subjective between two people and make judgments based on what is said.

The types with valued Fi strive to create and maintain intimate relationships.
e pessoais com seus amigos e familiares. Eles valorizam a sensibilidade aos
others' feelings and occasionally express their own feelings and
most intimate feelings to test the possibility of creating closeness with the
others.

Furthermore, these types convey emotions in terms of how they were

affected by something (like 'I didn't like that'), rather than an approachethics
extrovertedFaith that would describe the object itself without a clear reference to the subject.
involved (like 'This is terrible'). Many of your decisions are based on how
they themselves, or others in relation to them personally, feel in contrast
with consideration of how "the overall picture" is affected (as groups of people).

As a base function 1° (ESI and EII)

The individual sees reality primarily through an ethics.

static and stable interpersonal bonds among the
individuals, including himself, where the status of such ties
interpersonal is determined by your personal ethics. The individual is
very confident in assessing ethical or moral qualities, and their
consistency, from other people. This makes the individual seem
"judge" or "just" for less inclined people. If he has
difficulty in deciding the status of a personal relationship, he
will try to reach a conclusion, but if this continues to
fool him, he will consider that the relationship is not worth it. Your
 own sense of constancy in personal ethics and in your
relationships with others are a very strong factor in your sense
of self-worth.
in this position implies a ability to recognize almost
instantly whether someone is a friend or foe, whether they are showing good
or you have the desire, and if you are attracted to or repelled by the individual.

Description of the Tea of 'Dual Nature of Man' by A.

Augusta

Black logic (extroverted)

Percebe informações sobre a atividade física, ações e atividades de objetos

animated and inanimate. This perception provides the ability to make sense of the
what is happening. Define consciousness and the ability or inability to
think of ways to do things, distinguish rational actions from irrational ones and the
ability or inability to manage the work of others.

When this element is in the leadership position, the individual has the ability
to plan his work and that of others, to understand the logic and the illogic of the processes
and correct the work activities of other people according to this
understanding. And the ability to personally apply and transmit to others the
more rational ways of doing things.

Wikisocion Description of You

Extroverted logic, or, is aelement

IM rnational, extrovertedanddynamicIt is also referred to as Te, P, logic
algorithmic, practical logic or black logic.

The extroverted logic deals with the external activity of objects, that is, the how,
what and where of events, activity or work, behavior, algorithms,
movement and actions.

Oh how, what and where of events would be the external activity of events, activity or
work would be the external activity of a machine or individual(s) and algorithms
they describe the external activity of objects.

Since they perceive objective and factual information outside the subject (activity
external) and analyzes the logic and functionality of what is happening or being
done or said. 'Quality' for a type to you is how well an object performs the
functions for which it was made. A type Te can judge a person as 'effective' if
for able to achieve your goals without wasting energy or producing effects
unwanted side effects. Thus, types basically evaluate people and things
using the same criteria.
 As a basic function 1st (LSE and LIE)

Extroverted logic as a basic function manifests as a necessity to

accumulate factual information, also from external sources, such as books, information from
secondhand, etc., on matters of personal interest or professional activity. This
it also gives these types the confidence of being well informed about them
subjects, which allows them to enter into arguments related to them with confidence in
your knowledge, which may seem like arrogance to others. Another manifestation is
an assessment of the external reality - work activities, world events, finances,
procedures, personal relationships, conversations - from the perspective of accuracy
factual and about making sense and efficiency. It leads to a tendency to be proactive in
increase in efficiency and reasonableness of the external world, as well as a sense of value
linked to being engaged and productive in activities seen as useful, profitable or
that increase the knowledge base. Giving information that the individual knows is not
Factually precise is disturbing and avoided as much as possible.
Creative function
A function creative also é chamadade function of
implementation, realization or the second function. This function describes the primary mode
of application of the base function. If the base function forms the core of searches and interests
individual's personal aspects ("What do I gain from this?", "What do I want to be?"), the creative function
describe your main instrument of interaction with the rest of society ('How do I do
to get in touch with other people? For extroverts, this means creating
a context for people to interact and for introverts - create a worthy product
to be included in the interaction.

People use their creative function less than theirbasic functionand assigns less
personal meaning to her, although, due to the nature of the blocked functions, it is
generally used in conjunction with the basic function. In its value system, its
creative function activities seem less personally significant than yours
basic function activities. When other people try to make this function the criterion
mainly for everything, a slight irritation may arise, and the person may try to "correct" the
emphasis of the other person presenting a perspective of their basic function and suggesting
that this is more important. Furthermore, when other people express problems
related to thisaspect of information, the person quickly becomes interested and tries
present solutions— but always through their own base function. For example,
um SEE will try to help other people solve their related problems
aFi(relationships e understanding between people) through a
perspective (making sure that you know what you want and are trying to achieve it;
understanding the territorial aspect of interaction; recognizing the obvious 'stupid things'
what people are doing that is ruining the relationship). When people
they use their creative function to help others' problems, they feel needed
and are carried out and start to live more fully. In the same way, the criticism in this area is
more sensitive and unpleasant than in the base function.

The use of the creative function - although frequent and effortless - seems to toggle on and off. In a
, the person may seem highly interested in this aspect and, in the next,
totally indifferent. This may shake the people for whom this aspect of reality is
of greater importance and that expect more consistent attention and effort in this area. An
a good example of this is the interaction with your partner -mirrorthe leadership function of each
a person is subject to the creativity function of the other, therefore, although both partners
they share similar worldviews, they are able to 'correct' or add
rigid and finalized points of the other.
 YES LIKE A FUNCTIONCRIATIVA (2nd) (THISELSE)
The individual is naturally good at organizing relaxing activities and
recreational and ensuring that people are calm and having fun, but
exhibits this behavior and skill when it sees a need
specific, instead of doing it automatically all the time. The individual
it does not emphasize being calm and balanced all the time, on the contrary
of those who have If as the main function.

The individual is in tune with personal tastes and preferences of

people and likes to do things or give things to friends and family that
They will make them have fun and gain pleasure. For example, create a
a comfortable, clean, and spacious environment at home, take them to do something
who like or find opportunities and people with whom they can
practice your hobbies.

NE LIKE A FUNCTIONCREATIVE(2ª) (LIIEEII)

The individual enjoys applying their insight to specific situations,
relating them to the overall picture. He also enjoys discussing
idealized circumstances or what could be instead of what
. Consequently, he generally has high standards, even if
irrationally, to those around you.

He does not seek ideas or new opportunities merely for themselves,

but for its application to specific questions and issues that he feels
they will be important.

YOU AS A FUNCTIONCREATIVE(2nd) (ISLANDESLE)

The individual easily generates systems and logical formulations to explain

a set of phenomena that he or she experienced or studied. However, these
logical systems or explanations are not seen as permanent or
comprehensive, but can be improved or even discarded.
as new experiences and information are added.
 MAKE AS A FUNCTIONCREATIVE(2nd) (YOUEIEI)
The person is sensitive to the emotional atmosphere around them, whether of a
individual or a group, or even of inanimate objects, such as the
landscape, the state of the physical environment in which it is or its own
emotional associations with the place or people around you. One
a positive emotional atmosphere is essential for your sense of well-being and
inner peace, and he tries to promote it on his own by influencing
directly around you, or simply distancing yourself from the environment or
of people causing a negative emotional environment in their opinion.

For theSIX, this takes on a punctual aspect and is reflected in making jokes,
try to make people laugh or simply distance oneself from people who
he realizes that they affect him negatively. For theIEIthis has a
long-term perspective; thus, the focus, instead of being on the environment
immediate emotional, it is in the long-term perceived emotional state
of others in relation to the individual, and it reflects in the attempt to be in
good terms with those he interacts with or seeking distance or
protection, or attacking "preventively", those he sees as
irremediably emotionally hostile.

NEITHER AS A FUNCTIONCREATIVE(2nd) (EIEELIE)

The individual likes to predict the future development of situations and
topics of interest. The individual applies their sense of sight
highly developed not as an end in itself, but as a
way to promote the development of your interests and activities more
central.
 BE LIKE A FUNCTIONCREATIVE(2nd) (LSIEESI)
The individual acts directly to achieve their goals and desires in the face of
of external obstacles and also of the interests of their close friends,
relatives or associates. This may involve encouraging other people to
take the necessary measures, apply pressure deliberately on
specific situations or abruptly take on an organizational role. The
The individual generally does not seek confrontation, but is also not afraid.
delete.

He takes his responsibilities seriously and tends to perform them with

diligence and care. He expects the same from others.

I ACT LIKE A FUNCTIONCREATIVE(2ª) (SEEEIEE)

The individual is very skilled at perceiving, establishing, and maintaining connections.
personal among people. However, these bonds are often
perceived as situational and flexible, rather than static. The individual
tends to focus on establishing personal connections with other people
in the context of perceiving or following perceptions of its basic function.

The person easily creates a sense of closeness and kinship between

people expressing liking and acceptance, but these feelings are
situational and not an expression of permanent feelings. If the mood
if the person's external situation changes, they may "turn off" their feelings.
instantly, even forgetting who created the feeling of
kinship.

I LOVE YOU AS A FUNCTIONCREATIVE(2ª) (ILIESLI)

It manifests as a preference for factual accuracy over the
ideological consistency, and by objective and "hard" communication about
careful words that avoid a negative atmosphere. A view of
an efficient and reasonable external environment, making sense is essential
for your well-being and sense of inner peace, but they do not feel a
urgent need to be proactive or productive in this area.
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Introduction

Umaquadra is a group of four socionic types that share the sameelementsof

value

There are four quadrants in socionics called Alpha Quadra, Beta, Gamma, and Delta. Each
the quadrant is composed of four types that value the same four elements of
information:

Quadra Elements of value Types

Alfa Ti, Fe, Si, Ne ["ILE(ENTp)","SEI(ISFp)","LII(INTj)","ESE(ESFj)"]

Beta Ti, Fe, Se, Ni SLE (ESTp), IEI (INFp), EIE (ENFj), LSI (ISTj)

Gamma Te, Fi, Se, Ni SEE(ESFp),ILI(INTp),LIE(ENTj),ESI(ISFj)

Delta You, Fi, Si, Ne ["IEE (ENFp)","SLI (ISTp)","LSE (ESTj)","EII (INFj)"]

Asintertype relationshipsthat exist among the four types of any square

areidentity, dual, activationemirrorThese relationships are generally considered
favorable, with types sharing similar or compatible efforts, values
tacit and interaction expectations.