Small GroupsLife-Idea Balance

Life-Idea Balance

The four distinct small groups within a category and their psychological implications for personality typing.

Small Group Analysis

Small groups represent the intersection of four personality types that share common characteristics. Each group reveals fundamental patterns in how types process information, make decisions, and interact with the world.

Category's Small Groups

Self-Actualization

Group Description

Adaptation to the surrounding natural environment - a focus on biological success, including implementation through socially disapproved methods.

The immoral and unrewarding beauty of exposing the fundamental meanings of existence.

To break away from tedious attachments for the sake of new experiences; to choose not the well-trodden path with its close and guaranteed benefits, but that which the heart desires.

Spreading Principles

Group Description

Shaping a favorable social environment through one's actions - a commitment to stubbornly advancing one's principles, spreading one's way of thinking and behavior.

Fundamental, perfect ideas and forms that evoke the broadest response and guide the existence of the masses.

Social Success

Group Description

Adapting to existing social conditions - a focus on social success, including implementation even through biologically unnatural behavior.

Funny and embarrassing trifles hiding among the everyday hustle and bustle.

Break the rules to establish new connections, while hiding your true feelings to avoid being used.

Social Responsibility

Group Description

Improving the surrounding habitat through one's actions - a focus on strict adherence to existing societal rules - forms of thinking and behavior.

The familiar world in the traditions of its business and close kinship ties.