Socionics Spectrum
Focal Ti + Fi + Se + Ne + ( Qi + Di )

Latent Fe + Te + Si + Ni + ( De + Qe )

Context independence

Invariance of internal organization with respect to environmental variation.

Identity remains stable across contexts.

Perception is organized by discrete distinctions.

Action is regulated by enduring principles.

General meaning

Constancy

Informational Level

Discrete-categorical cognition

Social Level

Stable role specialization

Resistance to influence

Psychological Level

Stable regulatory baseline

Biological Level

Bodily hardiness, lower sensitivity

Clusters

#Name
1Indifference to savoring sensations
2Weak mirror neuron activity
3Avoidance of low-intellectual, routine professions primarily involving service and care
4Orientation toward intellect, intellectual work and values; high self-regard of one's intelligence
5Absence or fragmentation of narrative imagination
6Weak episodic memory use, rare recall of episodic details
7Predominance of information via the visual analyzer
8Reserve/secretiveness, 'buttoned-up' behavior
9Intropunitive orientation: self-blame and taking personal responsibility for events
10Independence and self-sufficiency
11Inflexibility and stubbornness
12Heroic stances and worldview
13High social activity and sense of responsibility
14Intolerance of dependence and humiliation
15Weak development of the olfactory analyzer
16Angular, rigid movements
17Stability of mood and state, low variability
18Orientation toward seeking truth
19Constancy and obstinacy of views; straightforward principle-driven stance
20Elevated self-control and self-mastery
21Preference for spatial judgments; difficulty with temporal estimates
22No predisposition to allergies or pseudo-allergies
23No predisposition to functional dysphagia
24Tendency toward higher blood pressure
25Developed inner speech (constant inner verbalization)
26Self-assessment of facial features as coarse, 'sculpted'