SEI vs SLI Compared by Functions
SEI vs SLI 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.
• Relaxed.
• Comfort is more important than beauty.
• Calm and bright mood.
• Does not cause accidental harm.
• Does not plan for the future.
• Focused on the here and now.
• Avoids difficult and energy-draining tasks.
• Likes to create comfort for oneself and others.
• Precise coordination of body movements in space.
• Values the harmony of sensations.
• Prefers small and immediate goals.
• Avoiding unpleasant thoughts.
• Savoring sensations.
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.
• Practicality.
• Prefers moderate solutions.
• Indifference to ideological issues.
• Lack of sentimentality.
• Striving to maximize utility.
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 empathy-fantasy (no feelings toward the imaginary).
• Uncommunicativeness.
• Enough of composure.
• Lack of emotional expressivity.
• Dislike of adornments.
• No need for exchange of attention.
• Internal unemotionality.
• Emotional detachment, lack of emotional response.
• Self-esteem independent of others' opinions.
• Tolerance of differing views.
• Uncertainty about being liked by others.
• Independence of emotions from physical well-being.