SEI vs ILI Compared by Functions

SEI vs ILI Compared by Functions

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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.

Anticipates events and others' reactions.

Passivity, contemplation.

Dislikes everything, sees only the negative in everything.

Secrecy, avoids revealing their true opinions.

Symptoms of derealization and depersonalization.

Enjoys imagining themselves as damaged.

Sense of brokenness.

Sad, melancholic mood, depression.

Daydreaming, escaping into imaginary worlds.

No inclination to care for and support loved ones.

Follows the path of least resistance, disregarding others.

Fe

Te

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.

Does not like bright displays of emotion.

Indifference to ideological issues.

High intellectual self-esteem.

Lack of sentimentality.

Prefers moderate solutions.

Striving to maximize utility.

Thinks through actions in advance.

Creative approach to business.

Monetary mindset, focus on profit.

low Te

low Fe

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.

No need for exchange of attention.

Emotional detachment, lack of emotional response.

Internal unemotionality.

No empathy-fantasy (no feelings toward the imaginary).

Uncertainty about being liked by others.

Self-esteem independent of others' opinions.

Tolerance of differing views.

Uncommunicativeness.

Lack of emotional expressivity.

Enough of composure.

Dislike of adornments.