Socionics Model B2

The purpose of this typing is to give a better sense of how the individual elements and functions come together in one single sociotype. As most of my previous articles have been focused on the elements, in-depth explanations of how a function works will be provided as the arguments are presented, with an attempt at relating how Model B2 functions are similar to specific Model A functions, as well as their differences. In this case, I will focus on the conflicts between the strong elements of the IEE: N- against N+, as well as F+ against F-. For this, I have selected transgender youtuber Natalie Wynn, host and owner of the channel Contrapoints. 9. Dialoguing F+ Perhaps Wynn is best known for her elaborate costumes and set design, which at first glance suggests the presence of F-, that is, the crafting of a message to be more appealing and shocking, with the purpose of conveying one's inner dispositions towards certain ideas or people. However, that relates to the means of her work,...

In this article, I'll propose a division between Positivist and Negativist elements in Model B2: Positivist elements can be defined as "intrinsic", referring to information by itself, without any prior filters regarding its content, while Negativist elements apply a specific lens through which to delimit such content so that it applies to a referential reality. Note the difference with the Extroverted/Introverted dichotomy, which is about the delimiting of the range of information we want to accept, rather than the content adscribed to it. After having differentiated the Jungian axes this way, I'll extend this analogy through the Presence Cube to the Positivist/Negativist type dichotomy. Starting with Intuition, it's easy to see how N+ takes in any incoming information, without regard to its validity, to construct a framework of interpretation as the final product, where the only standard is the internal consistency and elegance of such system. N- is instead conce...