SEE vs ESI Compared by Functions

SEE vs ESI Compared by Functions

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Uninhibited in communication.

Desire for possession.

Confidence in oneself.

Knows how to firmly assert their interests.

Lack of shame and guilt.

Derives pleasure from conflicts.

Not prone to anxiety and fears.

Able to live among enemies.

Does not doubt their decisions.

Precision in quick physical reactions.

Takes risks, disregarding safeguards.

Sufficient energy for actions.

Understands only the language of force.

Imposes their opinion.

Ability to perceive the characteristics of other personalities, others' relationships, and moods (cognitive empathy).

Social anxiety, adjusts behavior according to social norms.

Deficit in formal analysis abilities.

Moralizing.

Seriousness, suppresses emotional outbursts.

Fear of harm, avoids dangerous situations.

Sympathy for others' personal misfortunes.

Moderation, restraint, not inclined to rebel.

Ability to harmonize relationships.

Fi

Se

Ability to harmonize relationships.

Ability to perceive the characteristics of other personalities, others' relationships, and moods (cognitive empathy).

Deficit in formal analysis abilities.

Sympathy for others' personal misfortunes.

Knows how to firmly assert their interests.

Able to live among enemies.

Precision in quick physical reactions.

Desire for possession.

low Ti

low Ne

Talent for intrigue.

Flexibility, ease of switching between tasks.

Closeness with people.

Lack of interest in logic and mathematics.

Ethical insight.

No preference for working with abstract concepts.

Dislike of classification and analysis.

No minimalism in everyday life.

Not inclined towards long-term order.

Rather smooth appearance than angular.

Not being convinced of one's own rightness.

Dislikes constancy.

No search for one objective truth.

Disinterest in novelty.

Divides people into "us" and "them," does not believe in universal brotherhood.

Not mentally active, non-explorer type.

Neatness in household matters, handwriting, and creative style.

Limits close ones in their contacts with the outside world.

Organized, engages in tasks not only when (and as long as) they are interesting.

No tendency to become overly passionate.

No desire for wandering or traveling.

Accurately remembers and reproduces sensory details, often leading to a lack of originality.

Lacks euphoria, cautious assessment of dangers.

Realism and self-interest.

Concerned with well-being, appearance, and bodily pleasures.

Physical dexterity, good body control.

Able to concentrate on a single task.

Thoughts are not detached from the surrounding material reality.

Slow pace of thought and speech.

Vindictiveness, supports harsher punishments.