The Suggestive Function
The 5th function of Model A is the Suggestive function, also known as the 'Dual-seeking' function. It is the impressionable but sensitive part of the psyche that needs hands-on support from others in order to feel fulfilled. It looks to outsource itself to others but can cause great damage if entrusted to the wrong person.
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Eight Elements:
Pragmatism (Te), Emotions (Fe).
Eight Functions:
Mobilising (6), Suggestive (5),
Ignoring (7), Demonstrative (8).
Sixteen Types:
The Suggestive function is defined by the following dichotomies:
Public vsPrivateStrong vsWeak- Valued
vs Neglected Obvious vsSubtle- Constant
vs Variable Stubborn vsFlexible- Demanding
vs Supplying
It forms the Superid block with the Mobilising function.
It forms the Distraction transition with the Ignoring function.
It forms the Struggle dynamic with the Role function.
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