What is Socionics?
Socionics is a theory of personality and human interaction developed in the 1970s by Lithuanian researcher Aushra Augusta. It describes 16 types by how each one takes in and processes information, and names the dynamic between every pair of them, from Duality to Conflict. That focus on what happens between two people is what sets it apart from MBTI.
What is Socionics? The beginner's guide
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A mug for every type
Sixteen mugs, one per type, each with its character on one side and its code on the other.
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ILE + SEI Duality Mug Set
A pair of mugs for two Duals, the relation Socionics calls the most complementary.
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The 16 Sociotypes Poster
All sixteen characters on one print, grouped by quadra, with each type's code and name.
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- The 16 TypesFind your type and read your profile
- Socionics Test12 questions to get a working hypothesis
- Intertype RelationsHow any two types tend to interact
- QuadrasThe four core groupings in Socionics
- Model AHow the eight elements fit inside each type
- Compatibility ToolLook up any type pairing instantly
- Free chapter: your typeYour type's profile from the book, plus Duality
- Famous People by TypeReal-world examples for every type
- SocionMeet people by the relation you want
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