Socionics Small Groups

A socionics small group is the descriptive intersection of 4 different types, or the sum of 3 different dichotomies. It provides a different angle and a more specific systematized understanding of particular differences.

For example: What do LII, LSI, ESI, and EII have in common? Or, equivalently: What does the sum of , , and represent? It's described in the temperamental small group called Balanced-Stable.

main energy-informational groups
psychological field
integrated cognition
underdiscovered groups

Small Group main sources: Romanov, Gulenko, A

classic dichotomy names
Immersed in
Communication Style
Temperament
Will Form
Social Interaction
Action-Influence Balance
Quadra Role
Activity Orientation
Time Strategy
Resource Attitude Shades
Psychoanalytic Group
Project Group
Economic Role
Argumentation Style
Behavior Shades
Form of Action
Implementation Group
Self-Actualization
Planning Style
Bio-Ideological Balance
Social Orientation
Aversion Balance
#23
#24
#25
#26
#27
#28
Social Progress Group
Personality Image
Form of Thinking
#32
Quadra
Aspiration
Contentment Balance
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