Classical socionics

Classical socionics is a somewhat subjective term that includes the core concepts of socionics developed by Aushra Augusta and her early associates, such as the socionic concepts of functions, elements, information, "Model A," intertype relations, etc. Most professional socionists agree with this foundation and base their work on it.

Classical socionics
IM elements Extroverted intuition Extroverted logic Extroverted sensing Extroverted ethics Introverted intuition Introverted logic Introverted sensing Introverted ethics	Functions Leading function Creative function Role function Vulnerable function Suggestive function Mobilizing function Ignoring function Demonstrative function
Socion Intuitive Logical Extratim Sensing Ethical Introtim Ethical Sensing Extratim Logical Intuitive Introtim Ethical Intuitive Extratim Logical Sensing Introtim Sensing Logical Extratim Intuitive Ethical Introtim Sensing Ethical Extratim Intuitive Logical Introtim Logical Intuitive Extratim Ethical Sensing Introtim Logical Sensing Extratim Ethical Intuitive Introtim Intuitive Ethical Extratim Sensing Logical Introtim	Type dichotomies Jungian dichotomies Rationality and irrationality Extraversion and introversion Sensing and intuition Ethics and logic Reinin dichotomies Carefree and farsighted Yielding and obstinate Static and dynamic Democratic and aristocratic Tactical and strategic Constructivist and emotivist Positivist and negativist Judicious and decisive Merry and serious Process and result Asking and declaring
Intertype relations Identity Duality Activation Mirror Kindred Semi-duality Business Illusionary Super-ego Extinguishment Quasi-identity Conflict Benefit Supervision	Small groups Quadras Alpha Beta Gamma Delta Clubs Researchers Socials Pragmatists Humanitarians Temperaments EP EJ IP IJ Communication styles Businesslike Passionate Cold-blooded Sincere Romance styles Aggressor Victim Caring Childlike