Strong T + I

Weak F + S

Description

Abstract-imaginative perception

Perception of the immaterial, abstract side of the world (ideas, meanings, possibilities, fantasies).

Attention naturally drawn to meanings, patterns, and possibilities.

Reality experienced through conceptual frameworks and mental imagery.

Orientation toward the unseen and potential.

General meaning

Imaginality

Informational Level

Abstract, speculative, imaginal perception

Social Level

Pioneering untested long-horizon ideas

Psychological Level

Self as mind, beyond now

Physical layer

Motor-spatial inattention

Vague, diffuse gaze

Spectrum Clusters

The characteristic factors

1
Cluster Description

Dominance of the abstract and imaginative mind

2
Cluster Description

Somatic disconnection

3
Cluster Description

Perceptual dysregulation

4
Cluster Description

Dissociative and derealization experiences