Socionics — more than just personality types
Socionics is a theory of human interaction based on patterns of information processing. It originated in the 1970s in Lithuania and has since become popular in the Russian-speaking world. Until just a few years ago socionics was completely unknown in the West. Read more >>
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16 types and 16 relationships
The 16 socionic types differ in the way they perceive and process different information elements, or facets of reality. In addition to 16 psychological types, there are 16 kinds of intertype relations based on the nature of information interchange between types.
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ANNOUNCEMENT :: SOCIONICS BENCHMARK PROJECT 2008 (still underway - till August 31, 2008)
ANNOUNCEMENT 2: Rick (site author) will be out of town and unavailable until the end of August. After that, some site changes will be made.
ANNOUNCEMENT 3: This site was attacked and compromised with a virus this spring. I apologize for the inconvenience. Now the problem has been resolved.
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Where to begin studying socionics
This list of materials on socionics will make the learning process easier by helping you move from more basic to more difficult concepts.
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Translated materials
I have created a section with notes on classic socionics works where I am currently adding material written by socionics founder Aushra Augusta. (last update 1/22/2007)
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Complementary types in socionics
Unique to socionics is the concept of duals, or pairs of complementary psychological types. Dual relations can be especially fulfilling and are able to satisfy the psyche in ways no other socionic relationship can.
No other existing typology provides a coherent theory explaining different types of relationships.
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Recent additions & updates:
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