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Russian National Library

by Quell

Article published on 29 August 2023

The Librarian’s Terminological Dictionary defines the term “socionics” as follows: “Socionics - the object of its study is the typology of people. Can be used in psychotherapy and psychocorrection. Models relationships between people, predicts human behavior in communication”

Socionics - the object of its study is the typology of people. Can be used in psychotherapy and psychocorrection. Models relationships between people, predicts human behavior in communication.

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➔ en ➔ Introduction ➔ Definitions

Social Management: A Dictionary

by Quell

Article published on 29 August 2023

The reference dictionary “Social Management” defines the term “socionics” as follows: “Socionics is the science of stable types of human thinking and behavior (sociotypes), human communities, patterns of relationships (energy-informational exchange) between representatives of different sociotypes”

Socionics is the science of stable types of human thinking and behavior (sociotypes), human communities, patterns of relationships (energy-informational exchange) between representatives of different sociotypes.

A new science emerged at the intersection of psychology, sociology, philosophy within the framework of social management. Its forerunner should be considered the Swiss psychologist C.G. Jung (1875–1961), and the direct creator was (...)

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➔ en ➔ Introduction ➔ Definitions

Dictionary of foreign words

by Quell

Article published on 29 August 2023

“Dictionary of Foreign Words” defines the term “socionics” as follows: “Socionics is the science of interpersonal relationships”

Socionics is the science of interpersonal relationships.

[< lat. socialis - public + (technical) nickname)]

Socionics recognizes 16 types of psychological relationships between individuals and the presence of special paired types - duals. Duals have an adaptive ability to establish conflict-free connections with each other.

The goal of socionics is to optimize human relationships.

Author: Doctor of Philology, Professor Komlev (...)

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➔ en ➔ Introduction ➔ Definitions

G.M. Kodzhaspirova, A.Yu. Kojaspirov

Pedagogical Dictionary

by Quell

Article published on 29 August 2023

The Pedagogical Dictionary defines the term “socionics” as follows: “Socionics is a scientific direction that develops such a model of society in which for each individual representing a certain psychological type, there is an appropriate place in society and social activity; the latest theory of psychological types and interpersonal relationships, located at the intersection of psychology, sociology and computer science”

Socionics is a scientific direction that develops such a model of society in which for each individual representing a certain psychological type, there is an appropriate place in society and social activity; the latest theory of psychological types and interpersonal relationships, located at the intersection of psychology, sociology and computer science.

Authors: Doctor of Philosophy, Professor G.M. Kodzhaspirova, member of the (...)

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➔ en ➔ Introduction ➔ Definitions

Krysko V.

Dictionary of Social Psychology

by Quell

Article published on 28 August 2023

The term “socionics” is defined by the “Dictionary-Reference Book of Social Psychology” as follows: “Socionics is a science that draws its methodology from sociology, computer science and psychology and is focused on improving society ...”

SOCIONICS is a science that draws methodology from sociology, informatics and psychology and is focused on improving society, in which for each individual belonging to a certain psychological type there is a place in socially useful activity.

According to the provisions of this science, various forms of interaction between people who are in the same social conditions can only be explained by the psychological structures of the contacting (...)

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➔ en ➔ Introduction ➔ Definitions

Military psychological dictionary-reference

by Quell

Article published on 28 August 2023

The term “socionics” is defined by the “Military Psychological Dictionary-Reference Book”: “Socionics is a model for improving society, in which for each person representing a certain psychological type, there is a place in society, in social activity. Socionics is one of the theories of psychological types, located at the intersection of psychology, sociology, computer science.

SOCIONICS is a model for improving society, in which for each individual, representing a certain psychological type, there is a place in society, in social activity. S. - one of the theories of psychological types, which is at the intersection of psychology, sociology, computer science.

S. is based on the model of C.G. Jung - a Swiss psychiatrist, psychologist. According to Jung’s “Psychological Types” (1921), a person cannot be both an (...)

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About our library

by olly

Article published on 24 August 2023

The International Institute of Socionics in this library provides open access to articles published in its journals and online resources, to research results and teaching materials on socionics, psychology, management, sociology, pedagogy and related disciplines.

A significant part of the publications is devoted to the use of socionic methods in astronautics, aviation, management, sports, medicine, history, ethnopsychology, philosophy, and (...)

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➔ en ➔ Рractice ➔ Experiment

Milena Stoyanova

Diagnosis of the socionic temperament of personality and creating a psychological portrait of the Western European SPA and wellness tourists in Bulgaria

by 1socionics1

Article published on 4 June 2019

Human personality is a set of psychological characteristics that distinguishes it from others. However people can be classified as congenital personality types, interactions that are precisely defined. The aim of this article is to characterize the socionic temperament and psychological profile of the spa and wellness tourists in Bulgaria. The study is based on a survey of 460 tourists who visited Bulgarian spa centers in the summer and autumn of 2015.

spa and wellness, western European tourists, socionic temperament, psychological profile

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➔ en ➔ Introduction ➔ About Socionics

Ligita Zīlīte

Type theory and socionic: are the complementary theories?

by 1socionics1

Article published on 21 February 2018

A large number of researchers and practitioners in USA and Western Europe use MBTI which is a type theory tool in their works. Research works are carried out in socionics in Russia and Ukraine and their discoveries are used in practice. Both these theories have been formed based on C.G. Jung’s theory. The author of the article discovered that both theories are essentially the same doctrine of the individual and complement each other and are in no way contradictory. Globalization processes offer researchers worldwide the opportunity to mutually benefit and enrich themselves if only they are ready to avail these opportunities.

Type theory, MBTI, socionics

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➔ en ➔ Application ➔ Education

Svetlana Ivanova

Psychological aspects of innovations in educational institutions

by 1socionics1

Article published on 26 January 2016

The external and internal reasons cause introduction and distribution of innovations in education. The external reasons are normative documents, administrative resources, production need, etc. The internal reasons are teacher’s personal needs and needs of pedagogical communities. The paper analyses the influence of psychological type of a person on relation to innovations that is the defining factor of success of all innovative process.

innovations, psychological characteristics a person

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➔ en ➔ Application ➔ Psychotherapy

Eglit IM

Techniques for dealing with one-dimensional functions

by irina_eglit

Article published on 19 December 2015

Techniques of dealing with negative control emotions of one-dimensional functions are described. These techniques have been elaborated in the course of the practical work of the SSS experts.

socionics, type of informational metabolism of the psyche, one-dimensional function, control emotions

Faced with reaction of our one-dimensional functions, we usually want to get rid of this existential "inconvenience." Clearly, people would like to be fully developed persons, have no weaknesses, and so on.

What I do not recommend doing [in order to become a fully developed person] - is the so-called "overexercise" of the one-dimensional functions, intensively pumping them up with experience, overloading them with work or subjecting them to (...)

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➔ en ➔ Descriptions ➔ Types

Piatnitski V.V.

TIM Models descriptions

by victor piatnitski

Article published on 4 December 2015

Descriptions presented in this section, unlike descriptions made by other authors, attempt to isolate particulars related to differeces of personal story factors from the specific TIM-related characteristics. It is an effort to present descriptions of the TIM models, rather than descriptions of particular representatives of the TIMs.

socionics type, type description, TIM, model description, socionics

The abstract А-Model has 16 different instance models, each of them define a particular type of information metabolism (TIM). Altogether there are 16 instance models of information processing, hence, 16 TIMs. This section contains descriptions of these 16 models.

A TIM model - is a formula that describes in its formal language characteristics of the information processing by the psyche. Although a TIM model is accurate, it is presented in a (...)

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➔ en ➔ Theory ➔ Groups

A.Bukalov

The quanting of the collective information space

by A.Bukalov

Article published on 3 December 2015

The socionics, being an information metabolism theory, is able to describe the psychoinformation spaces of the mentality of person, collective or ethnos by the models A or B. The existence of the information metabolism discrete functions determines the necessity of the quanting of the described information space. Such quanting can be revealed by the social roles of some groups, selected in collective or society (as well as in state, ethnos or set of ethnoses, in human civilization in general).
From this point of view the detailed distribution of roles has to be correspondent to the socionics A-model.

A-model, social roles, groups

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➔ en ➔ Theory ➔ Mathematical Methods

Reinhard Blutner, Elena Hochnadel

Two qubits for C.G. Jung’s theory of personality

by 1socionics1

Article published on 3 December 2015

We propose a formalization of C.G. Jung’s theory of personality using a four-dimensional Hilbert-space for the representation of two qubits. The first qubit relates to Jung’s four psychological functions: Thinking, Feeling, Sensing and iNtuition, which are represented by two groups of projection operators, T, F and S, N. The operators in each group are commuting but operators of different groups are not. The second qubit represents Jung’s two perspectives of extraversion and introversion. It is shown that this system gives a natural explanation of the 16 psychological types that are defined in the Jungian tradition. Further, the system accounts for the restriction posed by Jung concerning the possible combination of psychological functions and perspectives. The empirical consequences of the present theory are discussed, and the results of a pilot study are reported with the aim to check some basic predictions of the theory. In addition, it is shown why the present praxis of personality diagnostics based on classical statistics is insufficient

Personality theory; Quantum cognition; Qubit; Entanglement; Type indicator; Big five

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➔ en ➔ Application ➔ Teamworking

Horwood J., Maw A.

Theatre Teams Assembled Using Personality Profiles Can Improve Predicted Teamworking Scores

by 1socionics1

Article published on 3 December 2015

Many organisations have realised the growing importance of teamworking and communication skills within their workforce. Teams that function well together tend to be more productive, dynamic and emotionally content. Highstress professions, particularly those in the aviation industry, have recognised the importance of teamworking, not only for error reduction but also for successful outcomes in crisis situations. This has led to a wealth of psychological research into many aspects of team interactions. Numerous independent organisations now utilise psychological profiling techniques to predict how their employees will perform in a team situation. In addition, a wealth of companies offer various types of team training, specifically designed to improve the interactions between employees.

teamworking

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➔ en ➔ Theory ➔ Typology

Ligita Zīlīte

Type theory and socionic: are the complementary theories?

by 1socionics1

Article published on 3 December 2015

A large number of researchers and practitioners in USA and Western Europe use MBTI which is a type theory tool in their works. Research works are carried out in socionics in Russia and Ukraine and their discoveries are used in practice. Both these theories have been formed based on C. G. Jung’s theory. The author of the article discovered that both theories are essentially the same doctrine of the individual and complement each other and are in no way contradictory. Globalization processes offer researchers worldwide the opportunity to mutually benefit and enrich themselves if only they are ready to avail these opportunities.

type theory, MBTI, socionics

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➔ en ➔ Application ➔ Safety

Sergij V. Begun, Vasilij V. Begun

Development of nuclear education standards

by 1socionics1

Article published on 3 December 2015

If we analyze the causes of severe accidents in the world nuclear industry, we find in most cases common root causes: project deficiency, human error. The fundamental remedy of these root causes is only possible through improvement of nuclear education. Development of the nuclear education standards for the nuclear industry staff and the certification system for teaching staff are proposed. Recommendations with mandatory for the nuclear industry staff disciplines, appropriate knowledge and skills were developed. Propositions for the principles and structure of the certification system for teaching staff are formulated. The risk of emergency situations and accidents in nuclear industry will be significantly reduced.

Nuclear Education, Education Standard, Training, Certification

Safety culture should be studied as a generalization, systematization discipline at the end of the course.

All of listed above categories - industry staff - should have knowledge of: The structure of the nuclear industry and the general information on nuclear facilities; Safety management techniques based on risk assessments; The basic concepts of socionics and sociometry; Procedures for the analysis of violations at nuclear power plants (...)

Обнаружение нейронной структуры, ответственной за самосознание, приводит к вопросу о возможности исследования связей нейронных структур с соционической информационной (...)
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Psychology and Socionics of interpersonal (...) - 25 March 2023

Соционика в психотерапевтической работе

В статье осмысляются взаимосвязи двух наук, их видение психики человека, а также их «взаимопроникновение» при психотерапевтической работе в паре «клиент» — (...)
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Psychology and Socionics of interpersonal (...) - 25 March 2023

Коммуникативные модели: маски, личины, роли

Описано формирование и применение коммуникативных моделей (масок) для общения и реализации различных функциональных потребностей в социуме. Даны рекомендации по их (...)
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Psychology and Socionics of interpersonal (...) - 25 March 2023

Динамика сближения: два основных сценария и их взаимодействие

Рассматривается процесс сближения в отношениях мужчины и женщины, предложено различать два основных сценария, а также результаты их (...)
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Psychology and Socionics of interpersonal (...) - 25 March 2023

Опасность самотипирования, или как болевая может казаться творческой

Рассмотрены последствия неправильной диагностики ТИМа и причины, по которым самостоятельно определить свой ТИМ бывает очень сложно, на примере ИЛЭ (IL, «Дон (...)
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Psychology and Socionics of interpersonal (...) - 25 March 2023

socionics, designations, socionic types, model A, model Ju

How are types, mental functions and informational aspects denoted in socionics? How do the information models of the psyche look - A-model and Ju-model - for the socionic type?

Systems of designation of types of informational metabolism in socionics

symbols	letters	abbreviation	full
IL	IL	ILE	Intuitive-logical extrovert (irrational)
SE	SE	SEI	Sensory-ethical introvert (irrational)
ES	IL	ESE	Ethical-sensory extrovert (rational)
LI	LI	LII	Logic-intuitive introvert (rational)
ET	ET	EIE	Ethical-intuitive extrovert (rational)
LF	LF	LSI	Logic-sensory introvert (rational)
FL	FL	SLE	Sensory-logical extravert (irrational)
TE	TE	IEI	Intuitive-ethical introvert (irrational)
FR	FR	SEE	Sensory-ethical extrovert (irrational)
TP	TP	OR	Intuitive-logical introvert (irrational)
PT	PT	LIE	Logical-intuitive extrovert (rational)
RF	RF	ESI	Ethical-sensory introvert (rational)
PS	PS	FEL	Logic-sensory extrovert (rational)
RI	RI	EII	Ethical-intuitive introvert (rational)
IR	IR	IEE	Intuitive-ethical extrovert (irrational)
SP	SP	SLI	Sensory-logical introvert (irrational)

Symbol for aspect	of information flow	and relevant functions
I	- intuition of possibilities
E	- ethics of emotions
T	- intuition of time
R	- ethics of relations
F	- volitional sensory
P	- business logic
S	- comfort sensory
L	- structural logic

A-model for type of informational metabolism (TIM) on the example of ILE

programm	I₁	L₂	creative
mobilization	R₄	F₃	roleplaying
activation	E₆	S₅	suggestive
supervising	T₇	P₈	demonstrative

Ju-model on the example of ILE

I	1	acceptive, reproductive
L	2	productive, creative
R	3	point of least resistance
S	4	suggestive