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The
Jungian foundation
(
базис Юнга
in Russian) refers to the original four dichotomies proposed by
Jung
and adapted somewhat by
Augusta
:
Extraversion / Introversion
(sometimes called 'Extratim / Introtim')
Sensing / Intuition
(Sensing is sometimes called 'Sensory')
Ethical / Logical
Rational / Irrational
(occasionally called 'Shizotyme / Cyclotyme' or 'Rigid / Labile')
One trait of each
dichotomy
is dominant for each type. Any combination of these traits is possible, producing 16 types (2
4
= 16). Two of Jung's dichotomies -- rational/irrational and extraverted/introverted -- are uniform across all types. In other words, an
IEE
is just as extraverted (in the Jungian sense!) as an
SLE
. The other two dichotomies -- sensing/intuitive and ethical/logical -- are non-uniform. In other words, an
ESE
is not sensing in the same way that an
SEE
is, and an
ILI
is "more" intuitive than an
LIE
.
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