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Socionica – tipologia psihosocială a personalității

Socionics is a science that explores the informational organization of the human conscience. Starting from the principal traits of the surrounding world and the way of perception of these traits, the eight fundamental functions of the mind are introduced. The mutual relationship between these functions (but also the general structure of perception) determines the configuration of the type of the informational metabolism (TIM). The author of this paper has chosen the objective of revealing the dependence between the domain of human activity and the TIM of the people engaged in this domain

by Quell

Socionics and Sociometry Diagnosting of Air Navigation System’s Operator

Lithuania psychologist A. Augustinavichiute concluded that the type is innate mental structure that defines a particular type of information exchange with personality environment (Augustinavichiute, 2008). A person is considered as an information system that has specific communication channels with their characteristic limitations. Thus, in terms of socionics, human personality is a complex system, which sells itself on four levels of operation: biological (human-nature), psychological (man-man), social (human-society) and information (man-noosphere)

by Quell

Management psychology

In a broad sense, socionics is the science of stable types of human thinking and behavior, as well as of human commonalities, patterns of relations that arise in the process of interaction between individuals and collectives as a whole. Its conclusions and recommendations are based on the analysis of patterns of energy and information exchange between people.

by Quell

Methodology of socio-economic knowledge

Knowledge of socionics can be used to harmonize family and marital relations, stabilize relationships in the team, self-management, formation of creative groups, etc. In other words, the laws of socionics can be seen in all spheres of human activity or the organization of collectives, from the smallest - such as a family - to society as a whole. These regularities are often observed in politics, science, and culture

by 1socionics1

Mapping Personalities: The Brand and Consumer

Socionics is a relatively recent and developing branch of Psychology, based on:- Carl Jung’s work on Psychological Types,- Sigmund Freud’s Theory of the Conscious and Subconscious,- Antoni Kepinski’s Theory of Information Metabolism. Aushra Augustinavichute is credited as the founder of this branch. The Lithuanian researcher in the late 1970s combined different knowledge bases of the human psyche into one structural theory and then a model. Socionics finally took form in the 1980s. It defines people’s characters through the fundamental belief that each is an accumulation of a ‘set of blocks’ called “psychological functions”. Differing behaviour types and character types are thus products of different ways of chaining and combining these functions, resulting in different ways of accepting and producing information. This structured approach to the functioning of the human psyche went beyond the basic psychological types. Socionics scores above theories in accurately predicting and anticipating the development of human relationships.

by Quell

Theory and practice of management in education

Socionics is a science that considers people as carriers of certain types of information metabolism, interacting with each other on the basis of objective social laws.

by Quell

Cross-cultural competence and management – setting the stage

The authors believe that 4 models deserve special attention due to their importance in personality research and/or their appropriateness for the topic: Socionics; cybernetic mindscape theory; ‘big five’ personality trait model; the personality type theory of the Myers-Briggs type inventory. These models are independent and unrelated

by Quell

Socionics in the field of social sciences

From the point of view of the professors of the Sofia University “St. Kliment Ohridski" (Bulgaria), socionics is a reliable tool for optimizing and developing a person’s personality, for studying his professional competence.

by Quell

In line with the study of how a person adapts to a social role, how he masters it, a new system of knowledge has arisen - socionics and more stringent methods of formalization have appeared in the study of attitudes and behavior of people.

by Quell

The encyclopedic dictionary-reference book “Communicology” gives the following definition: “Socionics is a branch of knowledge that studies the information processes taking place in society with the help of a formal logical and mathematical apparatus”.

by Quell

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