Small GroupsQuadra Role

Quadra Role

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

Leader

(Extraversion + Differentiation + Systematic Depth)↑Qe ↓Di

Role

More successfully than others involves the energy of many people in a large-scale action. Creates a program, accepts corrections.

Change Type

Rapid and radical changes. Revolution, breakthrough. Challenge society. Maximum intensity. Positive: radical restructuring, reforms; Negative: devastation and anarchy.

Benefit Ring

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ILE <-

EIE <-

SEE <-

LSE <-

ILE ...

Implementer

(Extraversion + Integration + Holistic Immediacy)↑De ↓Qi

Role

High implementation-punching resource. Implements the program.

Change Type

Fast, phased changes. Quick form changes, but of the same thing. Transformation path - build networks. Metamorphoses. Positive: local reforms, resuscitation; Negative: half-heartedness, double standards.

Benefit Ring

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ESE ->

SLE ->

LIE ->

IEE ->

ESE ...

Stabilizer

(Introversion + Integration + Systematic Depth)↑Di ↓Qe

Role

Assesses compliance of work with requirements. Smooths out contradictions, brings the quadra to equilibrium.

Change Type

Slow, gradual changes. Positive: stable and predictable development; Negative: stagnation and decay.

Benefit Ring

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SEI <-

LSI <-

ILI <-

EII <-

SEI ...

Corrector

(Introversion + Differentiation + Holistic Immediacy)↑Qi ↓De

Role

Prepares work delivery, formalizes it. Corrects previous mistakes, provides feedback to the leader.

Change Type

Slow but radical changes. Wrapping up, Conclusion, Packaging. Complete the old program. Positive: restructuring and renewal; Negative: degradation and extreme simplification.

Benefit Ring

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LII ->

IEI ->

ESI ->

SLI ->

LII ...