SLE vs ESE Compared by Functions

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Superstitions

Superstitions and omens. Need for interpretation and prediction of events in uncertain situations. Prefers positive outlooks and quick decisions.

Rush

Inability to calculate their time properly. Struggles with time management and waiting.

Survivability

Ability (intuitively) to choose the right direction in a complex situation. Contemplates and adapts to opportunities.

Conservatism

Applying old methods to new tasks. Encourages new ideas and initiatives.

Instincts

Satisfying sensory needs in excessive doses. Values physical comfort and status.

Caretaking

Taking care of those who can't care for themselves. Nurturing. Attentive to others' practical and comfort needs.

Resource Capture

Forceful acquisition of poorly guarded resources. Pressure the weak, ally with the strong, negotiate with equals. Applies force decisively.

Concentration of Effort

Focusing all efforts on the task at hand. Firm in defending interests and pushing activities.

Functional

Assigning everyone their function or place in the system. Restructuring. Plans actions logically and pragmatically.

Fluctuation

Need for analysis and explanation of events (doubts and hesitations, unsure of right or wrong). Needs clear systems and structures.

Utility

Performing only actions that yield benefit or profit. Maximizes utility in ventures.

Fussiness

Excessive expenditure of energy (can be done more calmly). Active and engaged in practical matters.

Disregard

Disregard and disrespect. Contempt for morality and traditions. Dictates and controls relationships.

Resentfulness

Judging others' actions from a moral standpoint. Inability to maintain psychological distance. Demands respectful and ethical behavior.

Excitability

Surge of strength in emotional situations. Thrives on competition and emotional release.

Emotional Pressing

Expressing emotions about people and events. Strong emotional influence on others.