Dictionary of the Socionics terms

ASPECT

(A facet, phase, or part of a whole), a particular view or point of view objects are examined, phenomenon, the manner in which something is seen or considered, the appearance of the side of something that faces the viewer., studied by the specific science: philosophical aspect, economic aspect and so forth, etc.

ASPECTS OF FUNCTIONS, THE SYMBOLS AND CODES

Designation	Aushra (alternative)	Abbreviated.	Determination of Aushra	On Gulenko	According to Young
	Black logic (logic of actions)	BL (ЧЛ)	External dynamics of the body	_P_ Profiteor	Extraverted Thinking
	White logic (logic of relations)	WL (БЛ)	External statics of the field	_L_ ogos	Introverted Thinking
	Black ethics (ethics of emotions)	BE (ЧЭ)	Internal dynamics of the body	_E_ motio	Extraverted Feeling
	White ethics (ethics of relations)	WE (БЭ)	Internal statics of the field	_R_ elatio	Introverted Feeling
	Black Sensing (force of sensing)	BS (ЧС)	External statics of the body	_F_ actor	Extraverted Sensing
	White sensorika (sensing of sensations)	WS (BБС)	External dynamics of the field	_S _ensus	Introverted Sensing
	Black intuition (intuition of possibilities)	BI (ЧИ)	Internal statics of the body	_I_ ntueor	Extraverted Intuition
	White intuition (intuition of time)	WI (БИ)	Internal dynamics of the field	_T_ empus	Introverted Intuition

PERCEPTION

2. Form of the sensual reflection of reality in the consciousness, the ability to reveal, to assume, to distinguish and to master the phenomena of external peace and to form their means

TO PERCEIVE - 1. To perceive, to recognize by sensory organs. 2. To understand and to master.

APPERCEPTION - perception, recognition on the basis of previous ideas.

TIME

1. One of the forms (together with the space) of existence of the infinitely developing material - sequential change of its phenomena and states. 2. Duration, duration what- n., measured by seconds, by minutes, by the hours

POSSIBLE

1. Such, which can occur, conceived, attained, permitted

UNIVERSE

1. Entire universe, entire peace, TSO. It is possible so to name the complete system of the created things. In this case are borne in mind the material universe, that region, in which we all are found.

DYNAMICS

3. Motion, action, development.

DYNAMIC - 2. Rich in motion, by action.

DICHOTOMOUS SIGNS OF THE TYPE

Socionics	Young's typology	Myers - Briggs
E xtravert I ntrovert	Extravert Introvert	E xtroverted I ntroverted
S ensing I ntuitive	Sensory Intuitive	S ensing I ntuitive
L ogic E thics	Thinking Feeling	T hinking F eeling
Rational Irrational	Rational Irrational	J udging (solving) P erceiving (receiving)

SPIRIT 1

1. Consciousness, thinking, mental abilities; the beginning, which determines behavior, action; In the religion and the mythology: the incorporeal supernatural essence

LIVING

1. Such, which lives, it possesses life.

LIFE - 1. Totality of the phenomena, proceeding in the organisms, the special shape of existence of the material

DEPENDENCE

1. Link of phenomena, which predetermines their existence or co-existence; conditionality. 2. subordination to others (other) in the absence of independence, freedom.

INDIVIDUAL

Men as individual personality, and also generally separate living organism, individual.

INTUITION

From late Latin intuiti, the act of contemplating - sense, guess, insight.

INFORMATION

1. Information about the surrounding peace and the taking place in it processes, received by man or special device (specialist.)

IRRATIONAL

1. Opposing to rational knowledge or contradicting it

IRRATIONAL TYPES

(According to Young) (Irrational) - Not based on the reason (cf. rational)

I call previous types both irrational on that already explained base, that all their actions are based not on the judgments of reason, but on the absolute force of perception. Their perception is directed only to proceeding, which is subject to no selection through the judgment. In this sense, last types both have significant superiority over both first rational types. Objectively proceeding is regular and by chance. Since it is regular, it is accessible to reason, since it by chance, it to reason it is inaccessible. It is possible to say and vice versa that we in proceeding call regular that which to our reason seems the same, and we call random that in which we cannot open any regularity. The postulate of universal regularity remains the postulate only of our reason, but it is not the postulate of our functions of perception. Since they by no means are not based on the principle of reason and its postulates, then they essentially are irrational. Therefore pertseptornye types (Wa-henehmungs-typen), according to their essence, I call irrational. But it would be completely incorrect to understand these types as "unreasonable" only because they judgment place below perceptions. They are simply to a high degree empirical; they are based exclusively on the experience, even to this degree it is exceptional, that their judgment for the most part cannot keep abreast of their experience."

MATERIAL

1. Objective reality, which exists outside and independent of the human consciousness (material). 2. Basis (substratum), of which consist physical bodies (material)

METABOLISM

(deg. metabolic change) - exchange of substances - the totality of the processes of catabolism and anabolism in the plants, animals, microorganisms; in the narrower sense - intermediate exchange - the transformation of substances inside the cell from the moment of their arrival to the formation of end products.

Catabolism (Greek. katabol, throwing down) - the totality of the exchange reactions of the substances in the organism, which correspond to the dissimilation also of the being consisted in the disintegration complex organic matter (opposite to anabolism).

Anabolism (Greek anabole, ascent) - the totality of the exchange reactions of the substances in the organism, which correspond to the assimilation also of the directed toward the formation component parts of the cells and cloths; it consists in the synthesis of complex molecules of the simpler with the energy storage (opposite to catabolism).

Assimilation (assimilation unite, connection) - 1)... nutrient conversion: incorporation of nutrients into the cells and tissues of plants and animals involving digestion, photosynthesis, and root absorption... the integration of new knowledge or information with what is already known.

DISSIMILATION (Lat. dissimilatio) - 1). the disintegration of complex organic matter in the organism, which is accompanied by the release of the energy, utilized in the processes of vital activity

MODEL A

MODEL A, RINGS AND BLOCKS

Annular numeration	Blocks	Loop	On Bern	According to Young	According to Freud	States on Gulenko/Ermaku	Levels of contact on Gulenko
1 2	Ego	Mental	Adult	Ego	Ego	I know I can	Intellectual
4 3	Superego		Parent	Persona	Super - ego	I know I can’t	Social
6 5	ID	Vital	Child	Anima/ Of animus	Id	I want	Psychological
7 8	Superid		-	Shadow	-	I can, I fear	Physical

TO EXCHANGE

To return its and to obtain instead of it another, usually equivalent

TO LIMIT

To place in what- n. of the framework, boundary, to determine what- n. conditions, and to also make less, to reduce the scope whom-what- n.

ORGANISM

1. Living whole, which possesses the totality of the properties, which distinguish it from the inanimate material.

ORGAN

1. Part of the organism, which has the specific structure and the special designation

ORIENTATION Of Tim TO THE KIND OF THE ACTIVITY

V.V. Gulenko	Grey*
Researchers	Stsiyentik
Administrative	Prodaktik
Humanitarian	Lingvik
Social	Treydik

R.K. of grey information psychoanalysis. Sotsionika as metapsikhologiya. ", 1994g.

RELATION

= TO RELATE - 1. to whom- what. To compose its idea about kilohms-than- n., internally to estimate, to appear its feeling with respect to whom-what- n., sympathy or antipathy.

= TO RELATE - 2. To have a connection to whom-what- n. 3. To enter into the number whom-what- n., in what- n. the discharge, set.

2. The interconnection of different objects, actions, phenomena, connection between whom-than- n. 3. In mathematics: the quotient, obtained from the division of one number into another, and also the record of the corresponding action. 4. mn. the connection between whom- n., which appears with the contact, contacts.

RELATIVE

1. Installed in comparison with than- n. by other, with the circumstances, by conditions; not unconditional.

RELATIONS ARE INTERTIPNYE ON THE MODEL A

Identical

Dual (supplement)

Activations

Mirror

Business

Semi-supplement

Customer

Consumer

Controller (supervisor)

Controlled (supervisee)

Super-Ego

Complete opposition

Quasi-identical

Conflict

Mirage

REFLECTION

1. = TO REFLECT - 3. what. That, in what it is reflected, is reproduced that- n. 4. whom- that. To reproduce, to represent in the means, to express.

PRIMARY

1. Initial, initial; forming the first row, first stage in by anything

IDEA

4. Reproduction in the consciousness of previously experiences of perceptions (special). 5. knowledge, the understanding what- n.

TO REPRESENT

6. whom- that. To reproduce in the thoughts, to imagine.

REASON

Phenomenon, which causes, the causing appearance of another phenomenon

SPACE

1. One of the forms (together with the time) of existence of the infinitely developing material, which is characterized by extent and volume

TO APPEAR

Accomplishing, making anything, to reveal the presence of any qualities, properties.

SEQUENTIAL

Relating to or based on a method of testing a statistical hypothesis that involves examination of a sequence of samples for each of which the decision is made to accept or reject the hypothesis or to continue sampling.

WORK

1. Process of transforming one form of energy in another (specialist.); generally the presence in action. 2. Occupation, labor, activity. 3. Service, occupation as the source of earnings. 4. mn. production activity in the creation, the working what- n. 5. Product of labor, finished article. 6. Material, which is subject to treatment, which is located in the manufacturing process. 7. Quality, the method of performance.

RATIONAL

1. Relating to the reason. 2. Reasonably substantiated, expedient.

REASON - 1. Ability of man to logically and creatively think of, to generalize the results of knowledge, mind (into 1 znach.), intellect. 2. Mind (in 2 znach.), mental developments.

EXPEDIENT - corresponding to the stated goal, completely reasonable, practically useful.

RATIONAL TYPES

(According to Young) ( Rational ; Rational )

"I call previous types both rational or reasonable, because they are characterized by the superiority of the reasonably discussing function. General sign of both types is the fact that their life in the high measure is subordinated to reasonable judgment. We, of course, must take into consideration, we do speak in this case from the point of view of subjective psychology of individual or from the point of view of the observer, who from without perceives and he judges. This observer could easily arrive at the opposite judgment, and precisely when he intuitively simply understands proceeding and he judges it."

CONNECTION

5. Communication with someone or anything, and also the means, which give the possibility to be carried, to communicate.

SYMBOLIC SOTSIONIKA - group of types according to Savchenko

Group of the types	Name
Intuitive introvert	Page
Intuitive extravert	Knight
Sensory introvert	Lady
Sensory extravert	King

SYSTEM

3. Something the whole, which is the unity of the regularly located and located in the interconnection parts

CONSEQUENCE 1

That which follows, escape from what- n., result what- n., conclusion

EVENT

That that occurred, one or other significant phenomenon or another, the fact of public, personal life ">

CONSCIOUSNESS

Form of the sensual reflection of reality in the consciousness, the ability to reveal, to assume, to distinguish and to master the phenomena of external peace and to form their means.

STATICS

State of rest at any specific moment

STATIC - examining the internal relationship of phenomena separately from their development, motions.

STIMULI k DEYaTEL'nOSTITIMov on Gulenko

Group of the types	Stimulus
Intuitive introvert	the self-worth
Intuitive extravert	the uniqueness
Sensory introvert	the welfare
Sensory extravert	status

SUBJECT

In the philosophy: the discerning and acting person, essence, which opposes to external peace as the object of the knowledge

JUDGMENT

Opinion, the conclusion (it is book).

TO JUDGE 1 - 1. To compose, to voice what- n. opinion, judgment.

ESSENCE

Living individual, man or the animal

TO EXIST

2. To exist, to be located, to occur FOR TSO

TEMPERAMENTS

Psychology	EXPLOSIVES. Gulenko	R.K. Grey
Sanguine person	Flexable - разворотливый	Visual
Phlegmatic person	Stable - balanced	Audio
Choleric	Linear - energetic	Kinetics
Melancholic	Receptive - adaptive	Тактил

TIM

Type Information Metabolism

TYPE

1. Form, the form of anything, that possess the specific signs, and also the model, to which corresponds the known group of objects, phenomena. 3. Discharge, the category of people, united under the generality of any external or internal features.

Type’s pseudonyms and abbreviations

Pseudonym	*Complete name (BTV )**	*Reduced name (BTV )**	Reduced name on Gulenko (BT of )**	D. Keirsey	Pseudonym on Gulenko	Myers- Briggs Temperament Indicator (MBTI )*
Don Quixote	Intuitive- logical extravert	ILE	IL	Inventor	Finder	ENTP
Dumases	Sensory- ethical introvert	SEI	SE	Artist	Mediator	ISFP
Hugo	Ethics- sensory extravert	ESE	ES	Seller	Enthusiast	ESFJ
Robespierre	Logical- intuitive introvert	LII	LI	Scientist	Analyst	INTJ
Hamlet	Ethics- intuitive extravert	EIE	ET	Pedagogue	Mentor	ENFJ
Maxim	Logical- sensory introvert	LSI	LF	Trustee	Inspector	ISTJ
Zhukov	Sensory- logical extravert	SLE	FL	Promoter	Marshal	ESTP
Esenin	Intuitive- ethical introvert	IEI	TE	Questor	Lyric poetries	INFP
Jack	Logical- intuitive extravert	LIE	PT	Fieldmarshal	Owner	ENTJ
Dreiser	Ethics- sensory introvert	ESI	RF	Conservator	Keeper	ISFJ
Napoleon	Sensory- ethical extravert	SEE	FR	Entertainer	Politician	ESFP
Balzac	Intuitive- logical introvert	ILI	TP	Architect	Criticisms	INTP
Shtirlits	Logical- sensory extravert	LSE	PS	Administrator	Administrator	ESTJ
Dostoyevsky	Ethics- intuitive introvert	EII	RI	Author	Humanist	INFJ
Gaben	Sensory- logical introvert	SLI	SP	Artisan	Master	ISTP
Huxley	Intuitive- ethical extravert	IEE	IR	Journalist	Adviser	ENFP

BTV * - "main", "creative", " вертность'", brief designation of Tim, introduced To Ashura. Base, creative function - _ L _ of logic, _E _ of ethic, _ I _ intuitive, _ S _ of sensing, _ I _ of introvert-_E _ of extravert.

BT ** - "main", "creative", the brief designation of Tim, introduced Gulenko. B - Base, T - Is creative

of function, the designation of functions see sectionAspect (function)".

MBTI *** - 1 - вертность': Extraveted / Introverted, 2 - perception: Sensing/ intuitive, 3 - judgment: Thinking/ Feeling, 4 - accent on p. 3/2: Judging/ Perceiving

TYPOLOGY

Classification, which represents the relationship between the different types of objects, phenomena inside their system as a whole.

ACTUAL

Reflecting the real state of anything, that corresponds to the facts

PHYSIOGNOMY

(Greek physiognomike, physiognomonike), the study about the expression of man in the features of face and the shapes of body; in the broad sense the skill of the interpretation of the extrinsic ethos of the observed phenomena, the study about the expressive forms of any region of reality.

PHYSICAL

4. Material, material.

FUNCTION

(Lat. functio - accomplishment, fulfillment) 1. In the philosophy: the phenomenon, which depends on other and which is changed in proportion to a change in this other phenomenon. 2. In mathematics: the law, according to which to each value of variable quantity (argument) is placed in the correspondence the some specific value, and also same this value. 3. Work produced by organ, organism (it is book). 4. Roll, value what- n. (it is book.) 5. Responsibility, the circle of the activity (it is book).

TO FUNCTION - to act, to be in action, in the work

MEN

1. The living being, that possesses the gift of thinking and speech, the ability to create instruments and to use them in the process of public labor.

FEELING

1. Ability to feel', to experience, to receive external actions, and also such sensation itself.

TO FEEL- 1. To experience any feeling, to feel'. 2. To know how to receive, to understand. TSO

ELEMENT

5. The element, not resolved by usual chemical methods to the component parts

ENERGY

1. One of the basic properties of material - measure for its motion, and also to ability to do work

CELLS OF MODEL A, The numeration

Vilnius school of socionics		Z "-the descriptive model		Annular		Example for the type ILE
1	2	1	2	1	2	BI	WL
3	4	3	4	4	3	WE	BS
-3	-4	5	6	6	5	BE	WS
-1	-2	7	8	7	8	WI	BL

CELLS of model A, name

Annular numeration

Program, base

Creative, instrument

THC*, MHC *, PAINFUL

Role, social role

Mobilization, reviewer

Suggestive, suggested

Controlling, limiting

Demonstrative, without the words in reality

THC (MHC) * - point (place) of smallest resistance

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