Spreadsheet describing the basics of Model A

[dragifon]

In an effort to help my friends understand Socionics better, I've been working on a spreadsheet describing the Model A. My goal is to keep it simple and comprehensible, while giving the user a better understanding of the theory. I'm posting it here because I need feedback! What can I do to make it better? Is it already good enough? Please, let me know what you think.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/...LWlFnbEE#gid=0

This should probably be moved to Alternate Theories.

[Cuddly McFluffles]

Hm... I don't know how comprehensible it would be to a Socionics newbie, but it's a nice reference chart. I like it. And I'm not gonna lie; the color-coordination is awesome. I'm guessing there is a reason 1, 3, 5, and 7 are all bolder colors, but I am not entirely sure what that reason is. Actually, scratch that. It seems to be tied to Accepting/Producing; that's not obviously apparent, which may be something to consider improving. I can see why you might not want the A/P label at the top, but it kinda bugs me sitting at the bottom.

It doesn't seem like something that should be moved to Alternate Theories. It's just a chart explaining Model A.

[dragifon]

Well originally the accepting functions all had black backgrounds, and the producing functions all had white backgrounds. I changed it to darker and lighter colors because I wanted to make the relationship with the blocks more obvious. Should I change it back? Here's how it would look.

Socionics About Model A.jpg

[Cuddly McFluffles]

Well originally the accepting functions all had black backgrounds, and the producing functions all had white backgrounds. I changed it to darker and lighter colors because I wanted to make the relationship with the blocks more obvious. Should I change it back? Here's how it would look.

Socionics About Model A.jpg

Hm.... I really like the colors, and they go nicely with the Model A blocks, but I think the black and white makes the Accepting/Producing association clearer.

[dragifon]

Which is more important, the association that the colors add to the block, or the association that the black and white adds to accepting/producing?

I guess I could use the color of the text to make the accepting/producing relationship clearer. That would be good. I think. Let me try that. ... Here's how that looks.

Socionics About Model A.jpg

[717495]

Posting here just so I can stop seeing warioiscool on the main page. Though Wario is pretty sweet, but starting to get a little annoying.

[FoxOnStilts]

I think your chart is sexy.

[JWC3]

Sweet chart. Great way to condense the information, easily accessible (meaning easily comprehended in this sense) reference tool, well done.

[Absurd]

Te dominance unquestionable.

[dragifon]

Oh wow! I got a lot more feedback than I had expected

Posting here just so I can stop seeing warioiscool on the main page. Though Wario is pretty sweet, but starting to get a little annoying.

Uhhhmm, do you suggest that I change my username?

Te dominance unquestionable.

Lol. Te ignoring. Nice try, but I've been studying Socionics for at least 4 years now, so I think I know my type. Is not my making of a chart to better enhance the UNDERSTANDING of an ABSTRACT CONCEPT for others more evident of Ti?

[Absurd]

Lol. Te ignoring. Nice try, but I've been studying Socionics for at least 4 years now, so I think I know my type. Is not my making of a chart to better enhance the UNDERSTANDING of an ABSTRACT CONCEPT for others more evident of Ti?

I wasn't serious.

[dragifon]

I wasn't serious.

Oh, my bad.

[Absurd]

Great.

[InvisibleJim]

Lol. Te ignoring. Nice try, but I've been studying Socionics for at least 4 years now, so I think I know my type. Is not my making of a chart to better enhance the UNDERSTANDING of an ABSTRACT CONCEPT for others more evident of Ti?

Can you provide a similar table describing the information elements

[Codie]

Well originally the accepting functions all had black backgrounds, and the producing functions all had white backgrounds. I changed it to darker and lighter colors because I wanted to make the relationship with the blocks more obvious. Should I change it back? Here's how it would look.

Socionics About Model A.jpg

Thank you, I love reading new descriptions

[dragifon]

Can you provide a similar table describing the information elements

Sure thing bub.

Thank you, I love reading new descriptions

You're welcome.

[Cuddly McFluffles]

Oh, my bad.

Absurd enjoys trolling and being generally silly. It's best to assume he isn't being serious.

[dragifon]

Can you provide a similar table describing the information elements

Here's a link to what I've got so far. I'm not really sure what you're looking for, could you explain what you want in a little more detail? Were you just wanting short descriptions of the elements; how they relate to the functions; or something else?

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/...VE&output=html

[InvisibleJim]

Here's a link to what I've got so far. I'm not really sure what you're looking for, could you explain what you want in a little more detail? Were you just wanting short descriptions of the elements; how they relate to the functions; or something else?

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/...VE&output=html

I was thinking something regarding the dichotomies


Static Ne Ti Se Fi "Snapshots"
Dynamic Si Fe Ni Te Objects and fields in motion
Extroverted Ne Fe Se Te Things as independent of other things
Introverted Si Ti Ni Fi Relationships between things
External Si Ti Se Te Explicit, directly sensible content of reality
Internal Ne Fe Ni Fi Implicit, indirectly perceivable content of reality
Irrational Si Ne Ni Se Raw, unfiltered information
Rational Ti Fe Fi Te Interpreted information