Issue # 2/2017 of “Socionics, mentology and personality psychology…” journal
Memoria
Vladimir Davidovich Yermak
Sokolova O.
Memory
Shkavro Z.N.
V.D. Yermak as a head of the Kiev seminar on Socionics
Litvinenko I.Yu.
V.D. Yermak is outstanding socionists
Researches
Eglit I.M.
Foreword
Yermak V.D., Rumyantseva T.A.
TIM and love
The concept and manifestations of love are considered and described from the point of view of socionics and the types of information metabolism.
Key words: socionics, psychology, love, experience, emotion, personality type, type of information metabolism.
Protzky T.S.
Socionic types LSI and LSE. Part 1: analysis of the comparative table by V. Gulenko
The issue of frequent confusion between socionic types of LSE (PS, “Administrator”) and LSI (LF, “Inspector”) is considered. The article is based on a blog entry by Victor Gulenko on a similar topic, as well as long-term personal observations of representatives of these two types. There are clarifications on many popular views about LSE and LSI.
Key words: socionics, socionic type, type diagnostics, practical socionics, logical-sensory extravert, logical-sensory introvert, administrator, inspector, quadral values.
Mathematical Methods in Socionics
Minaiev Yu.P.
Group of transformations of 3D models personality types and its connection with classical intertype relations
Model’s A 3D version is considered in the article. The cell centers, which are filled with symbols of informational aspects, are mapped to the ordered triples of Cartesian coordinates. Permitted options for placement of symbols of IA in Model’s A cells were interconnected with symmetry transformations operators of tetragonal prism. These operators were put in one-to-one correspondence to operators of classical intertype relations.
Key words: Model A, classical intertype relations, the operators of geometric transformations, symmetry groups, group isomorphism, matrix formalism, the canonical representation of intertype relations operators.
Discussion
Arinicheva O.V., Malishevskii A.V.
Back to Jung: are the authors of this article socionics?
The authors present the main points of its theoretical concept, different from the common provisions of socionics. Their concept, according to the authors, is closer to the ideas of Carl Gustav Jung rather than common socionics. Provides a rationale for the number of theses or allusion to the rationale in other works of the authors. The article calls for constructive discussion.
Key words: information metabolism, psychological dichotomy, socionic type, «postulate of discreteness», socionic model of the person, socionic model of the intertype relations.
Bukalov A.V.
On the article “Back to Jung: are the authors of this article socionics?” by O.V. Arinicheva and A.V. Malishevskii
Methodological analysis of the main provisions of the article O.V. Arinicheva and A.V. Malishevskii “Back to Jung …” shows that the authors, reducing socionics to some own version of the typology, simplify a number of provisions of socionics, refusing to consider the information model of the psyche created by A. Augustinavichute and directly stemming from the work of C.G. Jung. In particular, using the table of intertype relationships in practice, they ignore the fact that it can be obtained only by using information models of the psyche and considering their interactions. At the same time, they, offering their simplified model as a return to Jung's ideas, also ignore some of his own ideas, in contradiction to the stated thesis. This, in turn, can affect the degree of effectiveness of the practical methods developed by them. At the same time, many years of practical experience of the authors, their achievements in working with aviation collectives deserve attention and understanding and use within the framework of all theoretical and practical socionics.
Key words: socionics, Jung's typology, civil aviation, personality type, information model of psyche, personality psychology.
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