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Contents
1
Introduction
2
Ethical and Logical Types
3
Nomenclature
4
Theoretical properties of ethical and logical types
5
Description of the psychic functions
5.1
Ethics
5.2
Logic
6
Typical characteristics of ethical and logical types
6.1
Ethical types
6.2
Logical types
7
Ethics-Logic and Gender
8
Additional Links
Introduction
Ethics
/
logic
is one of the 4
Jungian dichotomies
, and also one of the 15
Reinin dichotomies
.
Ethics
in socionics is a perceptual quality defined by a focus on the human, social, moral, and emotional content of reality. In contrast,
logic
entails a focus on the inanimate, measurable, systemic, and procedural content of reality.
Ethical and Logical Types
Ethical types
are:
SEI
,
ESE
,
EIE
,
IEI
,
SEE
,
ESI
,
EII
, and
IEE
.
Logical types
are:
ILE
,
LII
,
LSI
,
SLE
,
ILI
,
LIE
,
LSE
, and
SLI
.
Nomenclature
In
three-letter type codes
, "Ethical" types have E as either the first letter, if ethics is their
leading function
(ESE, ESI), or as the second letter if ethics is their
creative function
(SEE, IEI); "Logical types have L as either the first or the second letter, depending on where in ego block their logical element is located.
In
four-letter type codes
, "Ethical" types have an F (feeling) as the third letter, and "Logical" types have T (thinking) as the third letter (e.g. ISFp, ISTj)
Theoretical properties of ethical and logical types
In socionics, two
information (IM) elements
denote ethics - Fe
and Fi
, and two denote logic - Te
and Ti
.
Socionic types
that have ethical elements in
functions
1,7 and 2,8 are called
Ethical types
. Types that have logical elements in these functions are called
Logical types
.
Description of the psychic functions
Ethics
Ethics
is a mental process (or 'psychic function') that involves focusing on emotional experience, human relationships, and subjective attitudes. Ethics comes in two varieties (
extraverted
and
introverted
) depending on whether attention is focused on reality outside the subject or on the subject's impressions of reality.
Half of the
socion
consists of
ethical
types. These types have either
introverted
or
extraverted
ethics in their
Ego block
(the first two
functions
).
Logic
Logic
is a mental process (or 'psychic function') that involves focusing on inanimate objects, logical relationships, and objective truth. Logic comes in two varieties (
extraverted
and
introverted
) depending on whether attention is focused on reality outside the subject or on the subject's impressions of reality.
Half of the
socion
consists of
logical
types. These types have either
introverted
or
extraverted
logic in their
Ego block
(the first two
functions
).
Typical characteristics of ethical and logical types
Ethical types
In their thoughts and interactions, give greater weight to ethical factors.
Rather talk about ethical evaluations ("good or bad").
Frequently better at solving interpersonal problems.
More often have problems with finding logical solutions.
Tend to prefer persuasion over argumentation.
More vulnerable to "logical" manipulation.
Logical types
More often make decisions based on logical reasons.
Rather talk about logical evaluations ("right or wrong").
Frequently interested in systems, structures and patterns.
More often have interpersonal problems.
Tend to prefer argumentation over persuasion.
More vulnerable to "ethical" manipulation.
Ethics-Logic and Gender
Generally, most socionists claim that logical types are more common among men, and ethical types among women. The ratios suggested are generally between 55%-45% and 70%-30%. Others maintain that the distribution is more or less balanced.
In addition, socionists note that logical women tend to be more emotional than logical men, and ethical men less openly emotional than women.
It is sometimes suggested that this disparity has a biological basis; namely, that women are biologically adapted to bear, rear, and educate children and to cooperate with others, which are ethics are a suitable tool.  Men, however, are biologically inclined to procuring food, organizing work activities and hierarchies, and competing with others, in which logic often plays a greater role.
The association with women as openly emotional and men as less so is also subject to the influence of cultural stereotypes.
Additional Links
On the Correct Understanding of Dichotomy Logic-Ethics by Trehov and Tsypin
Type dichotomies
Jungian dichotomies
Rationality and irrationality
Extraversion and introversion
Sensing and intuition
Ethics and logic
Reinin dichotomies
Carefree and farsighted
Yielding and obstinate
Static and dynamic
Democratic and aristocratic
Tactical and strategic
Constructivist and emotivist
Positivist and negativist
Judicious and decisive
Merry and serious
Process and result
Asking and declaring
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