Each of us is concerned about the problem of mutual understanding with other people. I think that very often in your life you have to deal with the fact that with some people you feel comfort, understanding and lightness, and with others, on the contrary, irritation, misunderstanding and constant conflict situations. And the point is not that you are some kind of “not like that” or “not like that”. Not at all! You have to understand that we are all just wired differently. Socionics helped me understand many issues of relationships in due time.

Of course, this is not a magic wand and not a red pill that will tell you everything about relationships. For me, first of all, it is a wonderful tool for self-knowledge and understanding of the nature of other people. At one time I was close to those people who said that opposites attract, then I thought that on the contrary, more similar people. But in fact, everything turned out to be much deeper and more interesting. It turns out that each of us belongs to a certain psychotype with its own qualities, and there are as many as 16 of them. Socionics is talking about them. But let's talk about everything in order!

What is socionics?

Socionics - This is the doctrine of how a person perceives information about the world around him and interacts with other people in information.

It was formulated back in the early 1970s by the Lithuanian sociologist and economist Ausra Augustinavichyute and described in his work “On the Dual Nature of Man” in 1980. The author tried to develop Carl Gustav Jung's idea of ​​mental types and combine it with Anton Kempelsky's concept of informational metabolism. Hence, many say that socionics was created at the intersection of psychology, sociology and informatics.

The subject of study in socionics is the process of information exchange of the human psyche with the outside world, and its method is the modeling of the information system of the psyche. The role and status of socionics are completely ambiguous. Someone treats socionics as a separate science, and someone considers it just a part of psychology. For some it is a common truth, for others it is pseudoscience. All this only means that socionics is only at the beginning of its development.

It shows that each of us belongs to one of the 16 psychological (socionic) types. I will talk about them later in the article in more detail. These types are named after the most famous literary and historical characters, which at one time contributed to its popularization. By the way, it is very similar to my favorite astrology. In my life, I use a combination of psychological socionics and esoteric astrology, which gives a broader idea of ​​myself and the people around me.

Helps you understand yourself better

Each of us, for a more harmonious life with ourselves and the world around us, must understand our potential, our strengths and weaknesses, all kinds of behaviors, and so on. It is very difficult for a person who does not know himself to go through life. Moreover, he blames everyone and everything from the outside, instead of looking inside, analyzing and realizing many things. And socionics in some way helps to do this.

I am an introvert and often need to be alone with myself in order to immerse myself in my inner world. To do this, first of all, I need my own space. And secondly, the time that I can spend alone. So I am charged with energy, analyze some actions and events, and also develop new ideas. And for me, all this is clear, like a "clear day", but my friends and acquaintances regard my "withdrawal into myself" in a different way. Why do not you write?! Where did you disappear to?! No, I just want to be alone. Sometimes I'm even more comfortable than with anyone. It's just my nature. Accept me the way I am...

Helps to find a life partner

Some socionics fans are looking for life partners thanks to this direction. Now communities in social networks and socionic dating clubs, where people can find their soul mate, are gaining wide popularity. It is believed that those who are "duals" have the most chances, i.e. representatives of optimally complementary types. I am definitely for the use of socionics, but against fanaticism in any of its manifestations.

It is necessary to understand that in addition to socionic indicators in life there are many others, thanks to which people converge and build harmonious relationships. I can say unequivocally that in a joint life it will be very difficult for a rational and an irrational! This confirms both my experience and the experience of my friends. Knowing our similarities and differences, we can simply be more flexible in building relationships in a couple. The main thing is that this knowledge only helps, and does not say that if you are not a “dual”, then relations with you will definitely not work out.

Helps build team relationships

Socionics has proven itself in business, team building and motivation. For the successful work of the team, it is necessary to distribute functional roles and job responsibilities in accordance with the real abilities and preferences of each member. Therefore, for each socionic type, an approximate list of activities has been developed. Yes, it is conditional, but it still reflects general preferences and a range of possible tasks without any imposition.

As for me, my main stimulus is my interest in work. Research and analytical are the preferred fields of activity. I like it when you can apply a system analysis, build a classification or develop a new concept. I love programming, writing and teaching. That is why I am running this blog about self-development and developing the project for the harmonious development of the personality “7 spheres of life”. All my qualities work well here: introversion, intuition, logic and rationalism.

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If you look at these 3 reasons why it is worth studying socionics, then we see that it helps to work out 3 vectors of the Relationship sphere: I, Family and Environment. And this is one of the most difficult areas of life, on which you need to constantly work. Therefore, you should make socionics your friend!

If you look at it as a whole, then socionics is based on 3 pillars that underlie this doctrine:

— psychotypes– 16 types of people who can receive information from the outside world in various ways, which in turn determine their way of thinking, actions and relationships with other people.

— information model of the psyche- these are certain functions of the psyche that form the basis of a particular psychotype.

— intertype relationships- this is a kind of theory about the relationship between psychotypes with a special table of relationships.

I will introduce you in this article only to psychotypes, so as not to give too much information!

The rest can be found on the Internet or books, which I will give at the very end.

Back in 1921, the famous Swiss psychiatrist Carl Gustav Jung introduced the concept of “mental functions” into psychology. They represent characteristics of individual mental processes that, when combined, make it possible to describe different types of personality. There are 4 functions in total:

- thinking (the process of thinking);

feelings (interpersonal relationships, own emotions);

sensations (sense organs and their perception);

- intuition (feelings of the intangible, ideas, the unconscious).

Another characteristic Jung considered the psychological attitude, which could be extraverted or introverted. Together with her, four psychological types gave "8 visual psychological types." And in socionics, on the basis of this, 16 socionic types have already been deduced.

Don Quixote (The Seeker)

Intuitive-logical extrovert (logic, intuit, extrovert, irrational).

He is an idealist, doing what interests him, and not what can bring benefits. Needs a constant emotional upsurge, dependent on the environment, from time to time feels apathy, withdraws into himself. Can be a good organizer and leader. Desires to be useful to others, disinterested.

Dumas (Intermediary)

Sensory-ethical introvert (ethicist, sensory, introvert, irrational).

Friendly, caring, optimistic, cheerful, tactful and tolerant of the weaknesses of others, but does not like to share his inner feelings even with close friends. He tries to solve all problems on his own and not burden others with them. Not indifferent to beauty, feels a constant need for creativity.

Hugo (Enthusiast)

Ethical-sensory extravert (ethic, sensory, extravert, rational).

Representatives of this type are fiery, quick-tempered, emotionally subtle, colorful, often domineering, ideological, true to their principles. They are tireless, diligent, bring the matter to the end. They are great connoisseurs of art. They know how to empathize and sympathize, they are friendly, trusting, sincere and not envious. In life they are conservatives, they love order, they look after their appearance, they can stand up for themselves. For them, the most important thing in life is family.

Robespierre (Analyst)

Logical-intuitive introvert (logic, intuit, introvert, rational).

This is a person with an analytical mindset, with developed logic, fair and disinterested. This is the type of rebel and revolutionary. He is very demanding of himself, unpretentious in everyday life. In a company, he is uninitiative, silent and closed, does not like to obey.

Hamlet (Mentor)

Ethical-intuitive extrovert (ethic, intuit, extrovert, rational).

This is a person who constantly thinks about the problems of mankind, seeing the world in dark colors. Anxious, doubtful, irritable, non-initiative, cautious. He is a good strategist, does his job responsibly, is motivated to win, in extreme situations he is able to throw caution aside and act decisively. Has its own ideas about good and evil. It leaves the impression of an arrogant person on people.

Maxim Gorky (Inspector)

Logical-sensory introvert (logic, sensory, introvert, rational).

This is an adherent of the idea. He is a reformer and innovator, a tireless fighter. He looks at everything soberly and realistically, is practical, has no illusions, does not like to fantasize. Can find a way out of even the most difficult situation. He is a researcher who loves to find cause and effect relationships. To many it seems unpredictable, closed, secretive and suspicious. He is non-aggressive and tactful, picky in everyday life, stoic.

Zhukov (Marshal)

Sensory-logical extravert (logic, sensory, extravert, irrational).

The main thing for him is the end result. This is a restless, active, purposeful, strong in spirit and will person. He absolutely does not care about the opinion of others about himself, he is not demonstrative and straightforward. He has a tough and decisive character, he has an increased self-esteem. He is an excellent tactician, has an iron logic, is fearless, non-envious and unemotional, therefore he secretly reaches out to emotional people.

Yesenin (Lyric)

Intuitive-ethical introvert (ethicist, intuit, introvert, irrational).

Dreamy, romantic, emotional, open in communication, amorous, but he is attracted to the opposite sex not by appearance, but by intelligence, fortitude and determination. He is an individualist and does not succumb to mass trends, is tolerant of people and is ready to forgive their weaknesses and mistakes. He has subtle humor, knows the power of his emotional power over people and uses this to support them in difficult times. He is elegant, harmonious, not indifferent to beauty and art.

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Napoleon (Politician)

Sensory-ethical extravert (ethicist, sensory, extravert, irrational).

A proud, vain person, craving the respect and worship of others. He has a great influence on people, but he is distrustful and suspicious. He is practical, constantly hungry for action, initiative, arrogant, demanding, likes to subordinate and does not like to adapt.

Balzac (Critic)

Intuitive-logical introvert (logic, intuit, introvert, irrational).

He has a vivid imagination and strong intuition, is not emotional, and eschews emotional people. He likes to analyze everything and everyone, does not tolerate hypocrisy, but can show himself to be a cynic. Despite his negative attitude towards the environment, he continues to be kind and sympathetic. He leaves the impression of a sad, burdened person.

Jack London (Entrepreneur)

Logic-intuitive extrovert (logic, intuit, extrovert, rational).

This is a tireless and hard worker, no matter what he does, he does everything with pleasure. He is constantly in a hurry, does everything quickly, even bouncing around. He is a romantic, constantly looking for adventure, goes in for mountaineering and other extreme sports, loves to travel. He is demonstratively brave, loves to fantasize and live in illusions. He treats his appearance with slight negligence, sometimes he looks like an absent-minded professor. He is an optimist, not prone to despondency and depression. He loves to sow good around and cheer others up. Of all 16 types of socionics, this one is the most cheerful.

Dreiser (Guardian)

Ethical-sensory introvert (ethic, sensory, introvert, rational).

He is a good connoisseur of human souls, so he easily gains confidence. He has a delicate aesthetic taste, tact and beautiful manners. Appreciates friendships, faithful in love. To people who do not arouse sympathy in him, he is emphatically polite. He loves order, neat in everything, inclined to sacrifice himself for the sake of humanity.

Stirlitz (Administrator)

Logic-sensory extrovert (logic, sensory, extrovert, rational).

He has a clear, sober mind. He is intelligent, logical, notices all the details, prone to constant analysis and introspection, disciplined and accurate, assertive, loves accuracy and order. He is fearless, tireless, ready to go to the end, stands up for quality. People who have something to hide shun him. He does not tolerate deceit and cunning, he likes to play honestly. He is a great esthete in everything. Among the 16 psychological types in socionics, this one is more suitable for the role of a commander or leader.

Dostoevsky (Humanist)

Ethical-intuitive introvert (ethic, intuit, introvert, rational).

Very sensitive, subtle, has a rich spiritual world. Knows how to adapt to the emotions and feelings of other people, empathize, calm, etc. He is laconic, balanced, unobtrusive, afraid to offend or be misunderstood by others. Always ready to help, and this is often used by others. He is very critical of himself and his work, does not believe in compliments. Sacredly believes in fidelity between partners.

Huxley (Advisor)

Intuitive-ethical extrovert (ethicist, intuit, extrovert, irrational).

This is a spiritually highly developed, emotional and artistic person who is prone to improvisation. She loves the surprise factor. He loves everything new, unknown. People of this type are loving, sexy, often known as Don Juan, but at the same time quite conservative in matters of love. They are not ambitious and can be content with little. Much in their lives depends on their mood.

Gaben (Master)

Sensory-logical introvert (logic, sensory, introvert, irrational).

He is stubborn, withdrawn and lonely. They say about such people - “iceberg in the ocean”. He is inactive, unhurried, stingy with emotions. He loves convenience and comfort. Everything around him should be neat and organized. He is a wonderful esthete, has a great taste, is kind to his health. He is able to hide his true feelings under the mask of coldness. In love, he is very jealous and demanding.

5 personality tests

I think you are already interested in knowing your sociotype ?!

It can be determined by 3 main methods:

Tests

The first socionic tests appeared at the very beginning of the emergence of socionics. And at the beginning, they were based on a very simple algorithm for identifying four basic dichotomies: "logic-ethics", "intuition-sensorics", "introversion-extraversion" and "rationality-rationality". Recently, more complex tests have appeared, consisting of a large number of questions that take into account a variety of parameters. This method is more preferable if you are just starting to study socionics.

Observation

In this case, the activities of a person or group are observed; this is an observation of the appearance, reactions of the person being typed, as well as his actions. This method assumes that you are already more deeply versed in socionics and can "at a glance" determine your own and someone else's sociotype. I recommend finding a very interesting “4 Second Method” on the Internet, which will allow you to put forward a hypothesis about the sociotype of the observed in its appearance.

Interview

In a socionic interview, a conversation between an expert in socionics and a person being typed on arbitrary topics is assumed. According to his answers and behavior, the expert reveals the typed Jungian dichotomies, signs of Reinin, the location of aspects in the functions of model A, belonging to small groups. After a comprehensive analysis of all the identified signs, a conclusion is already made - a version of the sociotype. This method is acceptable if you yourself are already an expert, or if you want to find out your sociotype in any center or club in socionics.

Right now I'm going to give you some socionic type tests. To make the test result more accurate, I recommend going through all of them. It will take a lot of time, but, believe me, it's worth it, because this knowledge will help you all your future life! I will arrange the tests in ascending order of questions so that the desire to be tested does not disappear)

Ekaterina Filatova "Socionics for all"

Paul Tiger Do what you were born to do.

Anna Barsova "How to live your own, not someone else's life, or the Typology of Personality."

Otto Kroeger "Types of people: 16 personality types that determine how we live, work and love."

Ivan Karnaukh "Rainbow of characters. Psychotypes in business and love.

Aleksand Bukalov "Personal Potential or the Mysteries of Human Relations".

Vera Stratievskaya “How to make sure that we do not part. Guide to Finding a Life Partner.

This page provides a test with which you can determine your(or at least narrow the range of suspicions to a few types). When answering his questions (there are twenty of them in total), you will need to indicate whether you agree with the proposed statements. Try to give unambiguous answers (“Yes” and “No”) only when you are sure of them. If some questions cause you difficulty, do not be afraid to answer “I don’t know” - such an answer will not do harm, unlike an uncertain but incorrect answer.

The current version of the psychosophy test determines the typewith fairly high accuracy, butstill, you should not completely rely on the very first result according to the points: even with one wrong answer, your real type will most likely move to second place (and share it with several more types). Therefore, when analyzing the results, it is recommended to look not only at the types that scored the maximum score, but also at the ones following them. In a good way, the test result is from one to six types (more than this number already indicates a low reliability of the results in principle). I recommend remembering their names and reading the corresponding ones. So you can further narrow the circle of suspicions down to one type.

If you want reliably determine your psychosophic type(with quotes and detailed explanations), you can sign up for typing with us. All information about this can be found at the link..

Let me remind you that in psychosophy abouttwenty-four so-called PY-types are written (from the abbreviation of the second name of the typology - “psyche-yoga”).As in socionics, in psychosophy the type is represented by a combination of aspects and functions that perceive them. Aspects are responsible for their respective states: Physics - for needs, Will - for desires, Emotion - for emotions and Logic - for opinions. As a result, the type is written as the order in which these aspects appear at function positions. For example, LHPE (also called “Lao Tzu”) is a type that has First Logic, Second Will, Third Physics and Fourth Emotion. It is important to note that a type cannot have two identical functions at the same time (for example, 1L and 1E) or not have one of the aspects. So, if two functions with the same aspect suit you at the same time (for example, First and Second Physics), this does not mean that your type combines them both at once. In this case, you just need to delve into the theory and better understand yourself.

ATTENTION: in the course of manual analysis of the answers of respondents who passed this version of the test, we found 7 questions that adversely affect the accuracy of the results. Therefore, at the moment, the points for the answers to them are excluded from the calculation of the results. We will definitely continue working on the test and will soon find a replacement for the rejected questions. Read about updates in

It should be understood that all four pairs of signs that you will look for are present in every person. Just some sign in a pair is more pronounced. You need to be guided by it.

Find out if you are a rational person or an irrational one. Rational - accurate, reasonable, reads everything in life. He is not distracted by a waste of time, effort, money. He is first. Irrational is its complete opposite. Scattered, forgetful, drifting. This guy is doing first.

If you have classified yourself as irrational, determine whether you are sensory or intuitive. Sensory is a down to earth person. Mundane - earthly, in contrast to the intuit hovering in the clouds. The sensory is focused on objectivity, his bodily sensations - smells, tastes, etc. Intuitive - focused on subjective perception, feels the time, often lives in the past, trying to understand himself.

Now find out whether you are a logician or an ethicist. Logicians - everyone knows, they are well oriented in facts and events, they analyze, they calmly operate with facts and figures, they “live with their heads”. Ethic - perfectly feels people, the relationship between them and perceives the world through the prism of his attitude to something. He justifies his actions - “I want!”

The next step is to see if you are an introvert or an extrovert. An extrovert perceives himself as part of an objective reality. He receives incentives better from the outside and gives emotions only to the external environment. Easily takes responsibility for others. An introvert has complete trust in his thoughts, desires, and feelings. It is difficult for him to build relationships and he values ​​\u200b\u200bthem very much. He does not like it when the attention of others is riveted to him.

Now we define your socionic type. You are irrational. If you are intuitive, logical and extrovert, then your socionic type is Don Quixote. Sensory, ethic and introvert - Dumas; sensory, logician and extrovert - Zhukov; intuitive, ethic and introvert - Yesenin; sensory, ethic and extrovert - Napoleon; intuitive, logical and introvert - Balzac; intuitive, ethic and extrovert - Huxley; sensory, logician and introvert - Gabin.

If you initially defined yourself as a rational, then first you look at whether you are a logician or an ethicist, then an intuitive or a sensory one, and finally an extrovert or an introvert.

Now look socionic types of rationals and look for yourself. Ethic, sensory and extrovert - Hugo; logician, intuit and introvert - Robespierre; ethicist, intuitive and extrovert - Hamlet; logician, sensory and introvert - Maxim Gorky; logician, intuit and extrovert - Jack London; ethic, sensory and introvert - Dreiser; logician, sensory and extrovert - Stirlitz; ethicist, intuitive and introvert - Dostoevsky.

Today, many people are interested in the science of socionics. Knowing your socionic type can be useful. Test compiled by V.V. Gulenko, will allow you to determine your socionic personality type in just a few minutes. The test includes 72 questions and is aimed at a diligent person. To pass the test, you need to arm yourself with minimal knowledge in the field of psychological science and patience. You need to try to answer as honestly as possible, without thinking about the questions for a long time. The test proposed by V.V. Gulenko, you will remember for a long time. He is very interesting and informative.

Benefits of taking the test

The test itself does not look like something special, it will be intuitive for everyone. The author of the test is Gulenko Viktor Vladimirovich. He developed a unique method for determining the socionic type of a person. Having understood himself, a person will be able to build productive relationships with others in the future, choose the right profession for himself. Knowing your own socionic type will allow you to expand your ideas about yourself and the world around you as a whole. People who doubt themselves should first pass the test to stop berating their own personality. With the help of the test, overly impressionable persons will be able to establish contact with their inner essence, to understand the situation that disturbs them. In any case, the questionnaire will help you find peace of mind, make the right decision, improve your own personality, change your attitude to many unforeseen and mentally traumatic cases.

The principle of dividing people into socionic types

V.V. Gulenko in his research insists that each person has his own leading direction in the perception of the world around him. Someone focuses on sounds, visual images, smells and colors. Others prefer to rely on intuition and no logical arguments will convince them. Most people reason in a logical way. For many, the opinion of society, a view from the outside, is extremely significant.

The principle of dividing people into socionic types underlies the science of socionics. The test allows you to identify the individuality of the person, her true aspirations and motivations for action. The test touches on the topics of introversion and extroversion of a person. If the experiences of the first are directed deep into one's own personality, then in the second they extend to the people around them. Depending on this feature, the same socionic type will acquire different meanings.

boolean type

People of this type make decisions, guided only by reason. They are not satisfied with premonitions that cannot be confirmed by anything. A person with highly developed logical thinking is less likely to get into situations where he can be deceived. He does not make decisions in a hurry, but prefers to act carefully.

A logical-sensory extrovert is a person who knows how to be as satisfied as possible with life. He does not talk about whether he lives his life to the fullest or whether it passes in vain. The main thing is that he knows how to enjoy life itself and spends it for the benefit of himself. Such a person loves to work, does not look for easy ways, appreciates others. As a rule, activity occupies a central place in his life. He is sometimes ready to sacrifice personal relationships just to direct the work in the right direction. This person can easily separate the main from the secondary. A logical-sensory extrovert rejoices at the prospect of communicating with people around him, likes to be in the spotlight.

The logical-sensory introvert is an extremely neat person who likes to complete all tasks on time. Such people are happy to plan and manage to do a lot of things in a day. Their internal self-organization will be the envy of any responsible executive who does not know how to distribute the load evenly. The logical-sensory introvert is somewhat self-absorbed, looks tired and gloomy. Those around him respect him for his tolerance and unquestioning fulfillment of the promise. Such a person knows how to keep his word, he does everything with impeccable accuracy and accuracy.

A logical-intuitive extrovert is a person who likes to think a lot, but at the same time he needs to express his thoughts to those who are nearby at the moment. He can't stand being alone. If such a person encounters misunderstanding or disapproval, he is often offended, withdraws into himself. The logical-intuitive extrovert wants to see the result of his efforts in everything. If something starts to happen not according to the expected scenario, he is frightened of the ongoing changes, starts to fuss and thereby spoils his mood.

A logical-intuitive introvert is a person of mood. It changes quite quickly for him. At the same time, he is balanced and calm. From the outside it may seem that nothing can piss him off. This type of personality likes to immerse himself in thoughts, it seems that he is constantly thinking about something. It is a habitual state for him to withdraw into himself so much that he does not notice the events taking place around him. The logical-intuitive introvert is calm, organized and responsible.

ethical type

The ethical personality type is characterized by the ability to deeply understand the people around. Such a person cannot remain without communication for a long time, interaction with others allows him to receive vital energy. Ethical people have an excellent gift of persuasion. Outwardly, they look very charming and convincing.

The ethical-sensory extrovert is an active personality type who loves attention. It is extremely necessary for such a person that others notice his achievements and express their admiration in every possible way. To many, this personality type seems charming, hassle-free, and cheerful. He is really open to communication, knows how to appreciate friendly meetings and good company.

Ethical-sensory introvert - a person who is inclined to analyze their own and other people's feelings. People of this type make excellent psychologists, because they can easily understand the mood of the interlocutor, understand the causes of the situation that has arisen. They themselves rarely become hostages of their own emotions, because they know how to manage their feelings. The tendency to introspection acquires useful traits in them.

The ethical-intuitive extrovert is highly emotional. In a fit, he can say anything to those around him, which he will sincerely regret later. He cannot keep emotions to himself, has an explosive character, intolerance, cannot stand injustice.

An ethical-intuitive introvert values ​​trust, strives to build honest, sincere relationships with people. Since he does not always manage to do this, he tends to get upset because of any unforeseen event. Mentally, he always looks for in those around him what he himself is ready to give them, recognizes an equivalent exchange. Condemns deceit and betrayal, does not change his own convictions.

Touch type

The sensory personality type is most focused on getting vivid impressions from the outside world. A person of this type cannot stay in one space for a long time, he needs a change of impressions. Visual, auditory, olfactory images, tactile sensations are of great importance.

A sensory-logical extrovert is a type of person who is not alien to achieving goals at any cost. If this person has thought of something, he will achieve and will never back down. To many from the outside, he seems unnecessarily straightforward, persistent and uncompromising.

The sensory-logical introvert is well adapted to physical labor. Most often, he occupies a modest post and performs the activities of an executor. He does not like to take responsibility, to be the leader, to be responsible for something.

A sensory-ethical extrovert is a non-confrontational, gentle, rather easy-to-communicate person who appreciates sincere relationships. He, as a rule, has many friends, often happens in noisy companies, feels comfortable there. He loves travel and vivid impressions.

The sensory-ethical introvert is characterized by excessive silence and incredulity. It is difficult to make him laugh, to bring him out of a state of internal stupor. Others often consider him an eccentric who is not interested in anything.

intuitive type

The intuitive personality type is characterized by great self-absorption. Such people do not trust reason, are not based on logic, but turn inward and look for an answer. Decisions are made slowly, tend to go into deep thought. They have a well-developed intuition, they know how to feel the situation from the inside and draw conclusions based on their own emotions.

The intuitive-logical extrovert does not like routine and monotony. He wants to constantly experience new sensations, try the unknown, study some books. Such a person is very well-read, likes to communicate with like-minded people, needs a big company.

An intuitive-logical introvert is often a creative person, has his own quirks and whims. From the outside it seems to be a self-sufficient philosopher, endlessly talks about the meaning of life, is busy searching for his own individual path.

An intuitive-ethical extrovert is often endowed with the talent of an artist who loves to experiment. Appreciates society, but only if it does not prevent him from creating.

The intuitive-ethical introvert is a subtle dreamer. This is a person whose mood is unstable and changes like the weather. From joy, he can abruptly turn to tears and vice versa.

Thus, the test compiled by V.V. Gulenko, is a useful thing. The questionnaire will help you determine your goals for the future, find out your own character and aspirations.

There is a special socionic test by V. Gulenko, which will help you understand in a few minutes what type of personality you belong to. To pass the test, you do not need to have special knowledge of psychology. It is enough to have a basic level, as well as acquire patience. In total, there are 72 questions in the socionic type test. It is very important to answer the truth without thinking too much about each question.

Benefits of the test

The passage should not cause any difficulties. The author came up with a special system that allows you to quickly determine the socionic type of a person. The Gulenko test for socionic type helps to understand oneself. And this, in turn, helps to make true friends, find a soul mate, and also choose the right profession for yourself. Knowing your sociotype, you can learn to understand yourself and the people who surround you.

If you doubt yourself, then the questionnaire will help get rid of your doubts. Impressive people will be able to come to terms with themselves and understand what really bothers them. No matter what gnaws at you, Gulenko's socionic test will help you get rid of anxieties, understand yourself and the attitude of others towards you.

Socionic types

Gulenko believes that each person perceives the whole world that surrounds him differently. Some are guided by the sounds they hear on the street and at home. Others trust their eyesight more. Still others clearly feel the smells coming from people and the whole environment. There are also people who trust their intuition much more than logic. You cannot convince such a person with any words if intuition tells him the opposite. Of course, the vast majority are guided by logic. And there are people for whom the opinion of the people around them is very important. The socionic type test helps to understand what is most important for a person and what is secondary.

Socionics is a science that studies every personality, revealing the real aspirations of a person. People can be divided into introverts and extroverts. They are completely opposite. An introvert worries more and looks inward more often. He loves being alone more than being in a big crowd. If we talk about an extrovert, then everything is the other way around. He loves big and noisy companies. He takes great pleasure in it.

boolean type

People falling under this type do not trust their intuition, but are guided only by logical and balanced decisions. If a person strongly trusts his logic, then he can very rarely find himself in situations where they are trying to deceive him. Every decision is made deliberately and consistently. The logics are:

ethical type

They perfectly understand close people, they know how to sympathize. If this type does not communicate with anyone for a long time, then his life energy literally flows out of him. He needs companionship to feed. They are great at persuasion. If we talk about their appearance, they look quite charming. Ethics include:

Touch type

Such people are very fond of bright and positive impressions that they receive from their environment. They cannot stay in the same room alone for long. They need frequent changes of scenery. All senses are very important for them. They trust their eyes, their ears. They trust their sense of smell and their touch. Sensors.