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New to socionics? Read our introduction.

Socionics Types

• Socionics Type Tests
• Intro to Socionics Type Names
• Type Descriptions:

ILE (ENTp) – SEI (ISFp) – ESE (ESFj) – LII (INTj)

SLE (ESTp) – IEI (INFp) – EIE (ENFj) – LSI (ISTj)

SEE (ESFp) – ILI (INTp) – LIE (ENTj) – ESI (ISFj)

IEE (ENFp) – SLI (ISTp) – LSE (ESTj) – EII (INFj)

Theory

• Information elements
• Functions and Model A
• Small groups, especially quadras
• Intertype relations
• Dichotomies : Functional – Elemental – Jungian – Reinin
• Classical socionics

Background

• Carl Jung's Psychological Types
• Antoni Kępiński's Information Metabolism (IM)

Additional Topics

• Articles - collection of pertinent published works and essays.
• Jungian and Renin Dichotomies — including type dichotomies comparison table.
• Subtype descriptions and subtyping systems — different subtyping schemes used by modern day socionists.
• Intertype relations observations
• General issues in Socionics
• Hypotheses — Review and analysis of new theories and conjectures

Socionics Resources

• Socionics books and journals
• Socionics resources in English
• Socionics Schools, Clubs, and Organizations
• Socionics discussion forums

Applications and community

• Socionists — Information about people who have published work on socionics in English or whose works have been (machine-)translated
• Meetings and seminars — When and where people are getting together
• Famous people types — Types of famous people, arguments for and against them (needs contributions)
• Socionists' typings of famous people.
• Type domains — Personal introduction to the world of each of the socionic types
• Applications of socionics — Areas where socionics can be applied, including other fields of science and knowledge
  • Vocabulary associated with the different information elements, with real-life examples.
  • Artwork associated with different socionics types and quadra.
  • Music and images that reflect different socionic categories