SEI vs ESI Compared by Functions

Quasi-identity

• Savoring sensations.

• Avoids difficult and energy-draining tasks.

• Likes to create comfort for oneself and others.

• Prefers small and immediate goals.

• Relaxed.

• Does not cause accidental harm.

• Avoiding unpleasant thoughts.

• Focused on the here and now.

• Does not plan for the future.

• Precise coordination of body movements in space.

• Values the harmony of sensations.

• Thriftiness.

• Calm and bright mood.

• Comfort is more important than beauty.

• 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.

• Non-indifference, emotional responsiveness.

• Internal emotionality.

• Fantasy empathy (feelings towards the imaginary).

• Strong emotional reaction to harm.

• Emotional expressiveness, expressivity.

• Self-esteem dependent on others' opinions.

• Knows how to firmly assert their interests.

• Able to live among enemies.

• Precision in quick physical reactions.

• Desire for possession.

low Te

low Ne

• Not hardworking.

• Low intellectual self-esteem.

• Underdeveloped time management.

• No entrepreneurial activity.

• Sentimentality.

• Uncreative approach to business.

• No drive for maximizing utility.

• Does not think through actions in advance.

• Likes bright emotional expressions.

• Lack of financial thinking, no drive for profit.

• 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.