Learn Socionics!
Although more complex than the MBTI, Socionics is still something almost anyone can learn with enough interest, patience and practice. A few services to help you learn Socionics are available on this site, including the following:
If you would like to learn Socionics by, the key thing to keep in mind is that we use the 'classical' approach, which means everything there is to know about each of the 16 Types can be found their Model A.
Here is an example of a Model A, specifically of the ENTP:
Eight Elements:
Pragmatism (Te), Emotions (Fe).
Eight Functions:
Mobilising (6), Suggestive (5),
Ignoring (7), Demonstrative (8).
Sixteen Types:
Eight black or white shapes in a 2x4 matrix of numbered squares.... what does it mean?
The shapes represent Elements of Information Metabolism. These are dedicated channels for processing eight different kinds of information.
The numbered boxes represent the Functions of Model A. These are the rules that decide how each Type uses each Element.
Every Type has every Element, and what makes them distinct are the different assignments of Elements to Functions.
To get started, you can find out about every Element, every Function, and how they come together to create every Type, by clicking the links below and watching the dedicated video:
Eight Elements:
Pragmatism (Te), Emotions (Fe).
Eight Functions:
Mobilising (6), Suggestive (5),
Ignoring (7), Demonstrative (8).
Sixteen Types:
If you would like to go deeper, the Course is available for anyone to purchase.
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