Ti: Introverted Logic (Socionics)
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- čas přidán 21. 08. 2024
- Hello all, and welcome to the last information element lecture! In this video, I focus on Ti: its logical definition, associated concepts, and behavioral manifestations. Enjoy!
Further reading:
Tencer's article - www.wholesocio...
Wikisocion Ti article - www.wikisocion....
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Great explanation. There is a deep need for Socionics to be better explained. and you have alot of room to grow.
thanks for the series
Yeah here’s an example of an LSI- wants to take inventory of every computer in the company. Make a list of them and take note of what programs they run on if they are using different operating systems; speeds of each computer and necessary programs for each department might be some components to consider as to give some people in certain position of power or authority access to components like only a manager may have access to making time card changes.
Yeah, when I was younger, I was or rather I am pretty good at math but I had a problem with formulae being pulled out of no where and would need to understand the formulae in and of itself before I could use it or commit it to memory.
I find Te deals with external procedures and instructions.
Comprehensive AF. Using some 'Ti' yourself?... :P
Perhaps :)
@@brainsjourney4187 What's your type?
@@kfizzledizzle8467 It could also be Te...I would not be surprised because of the nature of these videos. They are "lecturing" (top-down) which is more a Te thing and the things he explains are exicisting concepts in socionics. I find that Te users find more joy in that whereas Ti's want to reason themselves more indepdentantly
@@PowerRedBullTypology why is lecturing in your mind more Te than Ti? He’s structured in his speech which fits “structural logic” in socionics. I see that as very Ti.
I would think Te users would get somewhat annoyed with having to break down and explain in depth the concept of Ti, but would hint more at the reason why knowing the material is relevant for practical use.
which one of the elemental dichotomies will you cover first?