which functional ordering is correct?

[pianosinger]

I've read two different function orderings for Model A from two different sources. Which one is correct?

One source (using INFj as the example) says

Another source says

[Krig the Viking]

I've read two different function orderings for Model A from two different sources. Which one is correct?

One source (using INFj as the example) says

Another source says

Yeah, the first one is MBTI, and the second is Socionics Model A.

[Azeroffs]

I've read two different function orderings for Model A from two different sources. Which one is correct?

One source (using INFj as the example) says

Another source says

Yeah, the first one is MBTI, and the second is Socionics Model A.

well actually the first is MBTI INFP. Actually, I'm not sure if the last 4 are right..

The second one is almost socionics INFj.. INFj is if you want to get technical.



Regardless... all you need to know is what aixelsyd said ^

[Krig the Viking]

well actually the first is MBTI INFP.

The second one is almost socionics INFj.. INFj is if you want to get technical.

Whoops, you're right. Bloody details, always evading my absentminded gaze...

[ilikesex]

well actually the first is MBTI INFP. Actually, I'm not sure if the last 4 are right..

actually the first is not MBTI anything at all, its a visual misreading of model A that doesn't understand that the numbers 3+4 and 7+8 were flipped in position for no good reason

[Azeroffs]

actually the first is not MBTI anything at all

Lol yeah you're right...

MBTI INFP would be .. and then if I remember correctly.

[ilikesex]

Lol yeah you're right...

MBTI INFP would be .. and then if I remember correctly.

your order of shadow functions is correct but if you want to get really, really meaninglessly technical, the symbols refer to IM elements and not functions and so not even that is true

[Azeroffs]

your order of shadow functions is correct but if you want to get really, really meaninglessly technical, the symbols refer to IM elements and not functions and so not even that is true

[ilikesex]

i dont see why that reaction is warranted, i warned you it was really, really meaninglessly technical after all



kinda like

DUDE THE THING THAT I'M TRYING TO SAY IN THIS POST IS TOTALY NOT IMPORTANT DON'T READ IT UNLESS YOU REALLY REALLY CARE

[Gilly]

The proper functional ordering for EII is this:

1 Fi
2 Ne
3 Ti
4 Se
5 Te
6 Si
7 Fe
8 Ni

[Azeroffs]

i dont see why that reaction is warranted, i warned you it was really, really meaninglessly technical after all



kinda like

DUDE THE THING THAT I'M TRYING TO SAY IN THIS POST IS TOTALY NOT IMPORTANT DON'T READ IT UNLESS YOU REALLY REALLY CARE

No I know, eye-rolling just seemed appropriate

[Aiss]

actually the first is not MBTI anything at all, its a visual misreading of model A that doesn't understand that the numbers 3+4 and 7+8 were flipped in position for no good reason

The first four functions - two blocks - are called a mental ring. The last four are called a vital ring. Like explained in poorly translated article:

Work of Model A

 (→) 1 → 2 →
     ↑   ↓
 (←) 4 ←3 ←
-------------
 (←) 6 ←5 ←
     ↓   ↑
 (→) 7 → 8 →

The order of the functions of the model A is a consensus among socionists. To some extent, the standard is described in the works of Augustinavichiute diagram showing the transfer of information on the rings (the mental and vital) consecutively in the order 1 → 2 → 3 → 4 → 1 and 5 → 6 → 7 → 8 → 5. Accordingly, the main entry point for incoming information are role-playing and suggestive functions, exit points - creative and background, that is, information exchange with the outside world "meets" all the contact function.

[ilikesex]

The first four functions - two blocks - are called a mental ring. The last four are called a vital ring. Like explained in poorly translated article:

interesting, i thought it was organized like that just so model A could have alternating black and white colors.

[pianosinger]

Thank you all for answering my question (albeit in a roundabout manner lol)