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I just bought a book called "Understanding the People Around You: An Introduction to Socionics," by Ekaterina Filatova. Here's an example of my confusion:
If I'm understanding it correctly, the book calls SiTe "The Craftsman," and the description sounds like an MBTI ISTP (TiSe). The book calls TiSe "The Structurist," and the description sounds like an MBTI ISTJ (SiTe).
Why would two different systems, both based on Jung, have entirely different personalities for the same dominant/auxiliary functions?
And is this book's Socionics the same as typical Socionics?
If I'm understanding it correctly, the book calls SiTe "The Craftsman," and the description sounds like an MBTI ISTP (TiSe). The book calls TiSe "The Structurist," and the description sounds like an MBTI ISTJ (SiTe).
Why would two different systems, both based on Jung, have entirely different personalities for the same dominant/auxiliary functions?
And is this book's Socionics the same as typical Socionics?