Socionics Model B2

  Warning: these profiles are experimental and are not meant to be used for typing. However, they can serve as examples on how type descriptions for Model B2 can be made. LIE 9. N- When LIEs find new perspectives, they seldom answer with a closed mind, being rather curious as to how this framework might be of benefit. LIEs excel at considering different approaches together when no single one seems to offer a clear solution, never committing intellectually to a grand theory, which they worry might be oversimplifying important concepts which they can adequately apply by counterweighting each alternative. 10. T+ LIEs have strong feelings regarding which plans of action will be most useful in creating an impact in the here and now. They always prefer to trust their own judgement for theses purposes, as opposed to outside systems or people. In fact, LIEs often dislike it when others question their methods of achieving such goals, as this is an area perceived to pertain to the inner life...

Just like Model A, Model B2 has 8 functions and elements. For more information on the blocks, you can read Vladimir Vincent's Model A document. 9. Dialoguing (Ego, Compliant, 4D, 3P): Highly adaptable to the situation, this function seeks an outside agenda or standard, which one takes upon themself to fulfill to satisfaction. Despite this ability, the psyche lacks an understanding of what it wants to achieve. Therefore, it will seek problems outside to solve the issue at hand and thus find a sense of purpose. 10. Absorted (Ego, Reactive, 3D, 4P): The seat of many of the most important personal values. The psyche's behaviour may appear random to outside observers, as one prefers to handle it in a case by case basis. The psyche will reject any intrusion against its handling of this information, and will have clear expectations about how it should be. 11. Defensive (Super Ego, Reactive, 2D, 1P): A major point of conflict with the outside, this is where one perceives it encroachin...