So you are far more likely to find them working out in the gym, buying healthy food and drink, going to therapy, protecting their homes and investing in their future. The self-preservation type spends time focusing on how their body feels, whether it is energetic or tired, nourished or hungry, hot or cold. There is less flowing energy than with the sexual or social types because they hold back when they know they will need more energy later. They watch and ration their energy according to their needs. The social instinctual types are concerned with belonging to groups.
Community spirit is very important and they welcome support from others.
They like working for the group and inherit its values. The underlying fear that prevails is of being secluded and alone, coupled with the resulting outcome of failure and rejection. They need to feel that they belong and feel safe when their views are reinforced by the group. Social types are concerned with the structure of the group and how the members relate to each other within it. They can conform to group pressures and may view those who disagree as outcasts.