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Intertype relations
refer to the patterns of functional interaction between two socionic types. There are 14 such patterns -- 12
symmetric
and 2
asymmetric
.
Contents
1
List of Intertype Relations
2
Complete Table
3
Categories of relations
4
Further Links
5
Relations vs. Relationships
6
Easy to remember table
List of Intertype Relations
In English-language socionics, there are a number of competing terms for intertype relations. The ones that are the best translations from the most common Russian versions are listed first. It should be noted that just as with
Reinin dichotomies
, the names of these intertype interactions should not be translated literally.
Symmetric interactions:
Activity / Activation
Business / Look-a-Like / Cooperation
Conflict
Duality
Extinguishment / Contrary
Identity
Kindred / Comparative / Congenerity
Mirage / Illusionary
Mirror
Semi-duality / Partial duality
Quasi-identity
Super-ego
Asymmetric interactions:
Benefit / Request / Social Request or Order
Supervision / Revision / Audit
Reverse Benefit and Supervision
Complete Table
Table of intertype relations
ILE
ENTp
Ne-Ti
SEI
ISFp
Si-Fe
ESE
ESFj
Fe-Si
LII
INTj
Ti-Ne
EIE
ENFj
Fe-Ni
LSI
ISTj
Ti-Se
SLE
ESTp
Se-Ti
IEI
INFp
Ni-Fe
SEE
ESFp
Se-Fi
ILI
INTp
Ni-Te
LIE
ENTj
Te-Ni
ESI
ISFj
Fi-Se
LSE
ESTj
Te-Si
EII
INFj
Fi-Ne
IEE
ENFp
Ne-Fi
SLI
ISTp
Si-Te
ILE (ENTp, Ne-Ti)
Ident
Dual
Actv
Mirr
+Ben
+Suprv
Busn
Mrge
Sego
Extin
Quasi
Confl
Ben+
Suprv+
Kind
S-dual
SEI (ISFp, Si-Fe)
Dual
Ident
Mirr
Actv
+Suprv
+Ben
Mrge
Busn
Extin
Sego
Confl
Quasi
Suprv+
Ben+
S-dual
Kind
ESE (ESFj, Fe-Si)
Actv
Mirr
Ident
Dual
Kind
S-dual
Ben+
Suprv+
Quasi
Confl
Sego
Extin
Busn
Mrge
+Ben
+Suprv
LII (INTj, Ti-Ne)
Mirr
Actv
Dual
Ident
S-dual
Kind
Suprv+
Ben+
Confl
Quasi
Extin
Sego
Mrge
Busn
+Suprv
+Ben
EIE (ENFj, Fe-Ni)
Ben+
Suprv+
Kind
S-dual
Ident
Dual
Actv
Mirr
+Ben
+Suprv
Busn
Mrge
Sego
Extin
Quasi
Confl
LSI (ISTj, Ti-Se)
Suprv+
Ben+
S-dual
Kind
Dual
Ident
Mirr
Actv
+Suprv
+Ben
Mrge
Busn
Extin
Sego
Confl
Quasi
SLE (ESTp, Se-Ti)
Busn
Mrge
+Ben
+Suprv
Actv
Mirr
Ident
Dual
Kind
S-dual
Ben+
Suprv+
Quasi
Confl
Sego
Ext
IEI (INFp, Ni-Fe)
Mrge
Busn
+Suprv
+Ben
Mirr
Actv
Dual
Ident
S-dual
Kind
Suprv+
Ben+
Confl
Quasi
Extin
Sego
SEE (ESFp, Se-Fi)
Sego
Extin
Quasi
Confl
Ben+
Suprv+
Kind
S-dual
Ident
Dual
Actv
Mirr
+Ben
+Suprv
Busn
Mrge
ILI (INTp, Ni-Te)
Extin
Sego
Confl
Quasi
Suprv+
Ben+
S-dual
Kind
Dual
Ident
Mirr
Actv
+Suprv
+Ben
Mrge
Busn
LIE (ENTj, Te-Ni)
Quasi
Confl
Sego
Ext
Busn
Mrge
+Ben
+Suprv
Actv
Mirr
Ident
Dual
Kind
S-dual
Ben+
Suprv+
ESI (ISFj, Fi-Se)
Confl
Quasi
Extin
Sego
Mrge
Busn
+Suprv
+Ben
Mirr
Actv
Dual
Ident
S-dual
Kind
Suprv+
Ben+
LSE (ESTj, Te-Si)
+Ben
+Suprv
Busn
Mrge
Sego
Extin
Quasi
Confl
Ben+
Suprv+
Kind
S-dual
Ident
Dual
Actv
Mirr
EII (INFj, Fi-Ne)
+Suprv
+Ben
Mrge
Busn
Extin
S-dual
Confl
Quasi
Suprv+
Ben+
S-dual
Kind
Dual
Ident
Mirr
Actv
IEE (ENFp, Ne-Fi)
Kind
S-dual
Ben+
Suprv+
Quasi
Confl
Sego
Extin
Busn
Mrge
+Ben
+Suprv
Actv
Mirr
Ident
Dual
SLI (ISTp, Si-Te)
S-dual
Kind
Suprv+
Ben+
Confl
Quasi
Extin
Sego
Mrge
Busn
+Suprv
+Ben
Mirr
Actv
Dual
Ident
+Suprv : Type in the left column is Supervisor to the type at the top of the table.
Suprv+ : Type at the top of the table is Supervisor to type on the left.
+Ben : Type in the left column is Benefactor to the type at the top of the table.
Ben+ : Type at the top of the table is Benefactor to type on the left.
Categories of relations
Symmetric relations
relations refer to intertype interaction where the functions of Person 1 map to those of Person 2
the same way
that the functions of Person 2 map to Person 1. Example:
ESTp
has Ni and Te, which are
INTp
's ego elements, in the 5th and 8th functions, respectively. Likewise, INTp has Se and Ti, which are ESTp's ego elements, in the 5th and 8th functions, respectively. Therefore, the INTp and ESTp have a symmetrical relationship, and they are
Semi-Duals
.
Asymmetric relations
relations refer to intertype interaction where the functions of Person 1 map to those of Person 2
differently
from the way that the functions of Person 2 map to Person 1. Example:
INFj
has Si and Fe, which are
ISFp
's ego elements, in the 6th and 7th functions, respectively. However, ISFp has Fi and Ne in the 8th and 5th functions. Therefore they have an asymmetrical relationship where they exert a different, non-symmetric influence on another another. The INFj is a
Benefactor
to an ISFp, but an ISFp is a
Beneficiary
to an INFj.
Further Links
Intertype relations by Vera Stratievskaya
Socionics Research Institute
the16types.info
Socionics.us
Socionics.com
Relations vs. Relationships
It is common for people to get into the habit of equating intertype interaction (or 'relations,' as it is usually called) with the more everyday concept of
relationship
. Here is what
Aleksandr Bukalov
and
Olga Karpenko
of the
International Institute of Socionics
had to say about the difference between information interaction between types and relationships:
A.B. - Anyway, Aushra wrote several more works, such as
The Socion
,
The Theory of Intertype Relations
, and lengthy descriptions of several types, where she examined in detail how the information model of the psyche works for each type, how intertype relations work and how they manifest themselves — or, to be precise, "intertype information interaction," out of which, on a subjective level, arise relationships. That's how we've formulated it in recent years.
O.K. - In order to separate relationships from their information component.
A.B. - Yes, information interaction and how relationships feel subjectively are not exactly the same. Aushra mixed the two, but that's natural.
[1]
Many socionics hobbyists eventually come to realization that congruence of TIMs, or types of information metabolism, does not translate to developing a close intimate relationships or romantic feelings for another person. The table of intertype relations can be applied to different types of social interaction.
Compatibility of types of information metabolism (i.e. socionics types) also does not prevent people form ever having arguments or conflicting with one another. Having compatible types of information metabolism merely increases the chances of both people being receptive to communication with one another. Many also report that even if they enter into an argument with someone of congruent TIM they feel like they have a better understanding of where the other person is coming from than when they argue with someone of less compatible TIM.
Easy to remember table
The intertype relations are easier to remember by looking at
Jungian dichotomies
, using the
four-letter code
.
Examples:
Duals share only the fourth Jungian dichotomy: 0001
Mirrors share only the second and third Jungian dichotomy: 0110
relation
conformity
duality
0001
identity
1111
activity
1000
mirror
0110
super-ego
1001
quasi-identical
1110
contrary
0111
conflict
0000
semi-duality (rational)
0101
semi-duality (irrational)
0011
comparative (rational)
1011
comparative (irrational)
1101
illusionary (rational)
0011
illusionary (irrational)
0101
look-a-like (rational)
1101
look-a-like (irrational)
1011
supervision (rational supervisor)
0100
supervision (irrational supervisor)
0010
benefit (rational benefactor)
1010
benefit (irrational benefactor)
1100
Intertype relations
Identity
Duality
Activation
Mirror
Kindred
Semi-duality
Business
Illusionary
Super-ego
Extinguishment
Quasi-identity
Conflict
Benefit
Supervision
Classical socionics
IM elements
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Functions
-
Socion
-
Type dichotomies
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Intertype relations
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Small groups
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