C

Collectivism (C)

Introverted C: Adherence to prohibitions and taboos that limit personal initiative in the name of preserving the social structure, and encouraging others to do the same.

Extraverted C: Participation in collective activities, deriving benefits from aligning one's interests with those of the majority.

C + Integration = Tends to stick together with others, feels comfortable only within a group, pack, or hierarchy, where decisions are made for them and goals are set for them.

C + Collective Order = Supports a single vertical power structure, strict social stratification, and censorship of information.

C + Introversion = Submissiveness, patience, avoids speaking out (not wanting to disrupt agreement/subordination).

C + Judging = Discipline.

C + Statics = Indifference to one's own health, comfort, fashion sense, etc.

C + Differentiation = Maintains a long psychological distance from people, not inclined to open up quickly.

C + Individual Freedom = ∅.

C + Extraversion = Stress resistance.

C + Perceiving = Indifferent to one's fate.

C + Dynamics = Believes that safety is more important than truth, freedom, and independence.

C + I = Thinks of other members of the group first, then about oneself.

C + F = Joins the strongest in the group's war against external enemies, approves of usurpers (if someone managed to seize power, it means they are a good military leader).

C + T = Potential readiness for self-elimination, suicide [analogous to the built-in mechanism of cellular apoptosis at the social level].

C + S = Mental sluggishness and slow thinking, tires of active thinking, wants to believe blindly in authority.

C + L = Ability to patiently follow an unchanging schedule; desire to preserve the social structure (where each new generation repeats what the previous one did), impose traditional values (man as warrior, woman as mother and keeper of the hearth).

C + R = Ability to patiently educate someone; conformism - fears untested innovations, always follows generally accepted norms of behavior.

C + P = Hardworking - likes to be loaded with the work assigned to them.

C + E = Herd instinct - always feels a sense of belonging to the collective and follows its majority.

C + X = Negative attitude towards any private initiative not controlled "from above", fights against private initiative.

C + M = Willingness to participate in any activity led "from above", submitting to appointed leaders and performing dirty work, both physically and morally, that they would never undertake on their own initiative.

C + F + L = Militarism; strict division of the world into "us" and "enemies".

C + F + R = Conservatism; negative attitude towards innovations.

C + I + L = Asceticism; tendency towards communist views.

C + I + R = Altruism; negative attitude towards consumer society values.

C - I = Likes monotonous (totalitarian, barracks-like) order and strict discipline.

C - F = Has a "voice of conscience" that reproaches them for "bad" deeds.

C - T = A typical "workhorse" feeling responsible for everything and everyone, on whom everyone relies.

C - S = Directs aggression towards themselves in case of failures and setbacks.

C - L = Anti-intellectualism, distrust of independently thinking people.

C - R = Approves of harsh decisions by the authorities.

C - P = Fatalism - disbelief in the ability to change anything; reverence for what the majority considers "sacred".

C - E = Seriousness - never jokes or fools around; does not cry, complain, or share their problems with others.

C - X = Able to endure hardships and unjust treatment for a long time without irritation or rebellion.

C - M = Rarely tells others about their interests and does not care about what others are interested in - believes that everyone should pull their assigned load without trying to trade with someone else.

C - Qi = Collectivism - believes society has the right to suppress those whose personal interests conflict with the values of the majority.