SEE vs LII Compared by Functions

SEE vs LII 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.

Prefers working with abstract concepts.

Rigidity, difficulty with switching tasks.

Interest in logic and mathematics.

Love for classification and analysis.

Distancing from people.

Angular appearance rather than smooth.

A search for one objective truth.

Focus on long-term order.

Concerned with the theme of global justice.

Minimalism in everyday life.

Fi

Ne

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.

Indifferent to wealth, appearance, and physical pleasures.

Idealism and selflessness.

Mentally active, a researcher type.

Inaccurately remembers and reproduces sensory details, which often leads to originality.

Does not restrict loved ones in their interactions with the outside world.

Non-vengeful, opposes harsher punishments.

low Ti

low Se

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.

No desire for possession.

Awkwardness in communication.

Lacks offensive aggression.

Cannot firmly assert their interests.

Does not derive pleasure from conflicts.

Inaccuracy of quick physical reactions.

Fears pain.

Lack of self-confidence.

Does not take risks, neglecting safety measures.

Does not understand the language of force.

Insufficient energy for actions.

Doubts accepted decisions.

Lack of egoism, feelings of shame and guilt.

Does not impose their opinion.