Even possessing enormous capacities of memorization, our brain “prefers” to compress information in order to fit it into the narrow space of our operational attention. The volume of unconscious information is huge, but our consciousness can master it only through consolidation into comparatively small number of rationally convoluted concepts.

Only in course of time and with some galling experience many business people acquire a simple set of criteria that allow evaluating people and situations. Growth of vital experience is inevitably accompanied with more compact convolution of information and mastering of operations of its qualitative processing. In this work I would like to show that typology, as a specific form of classification, helps to significantly accelerate this painful process.
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[This is an excerpt from the book Socionics: Typology. Small Groups by Grigory Reinin, published in 2005. You can download the full text here.]

Types of information metabolism and situations.

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A hypothesis from a number of people regarding the existence of "masks" was proposed long ago and confirmed by the studies of many socionists. In the works of different researchers, the "mask" acquired different names and slightly different shades of meaning, such as the "communicative model" (Vladimir Ermak), "socionic accentuation" (Semyon Churyumov), and the "accents of type" (Valentina Meged, Anatoly Ovcharov). The first mention of the existence of such a feature in people was by Karl Jung. In the introduction to "Psychological Types" [1] he wrote: "Under abnormal conditions, that is, where there is extremely strong and abnormal influence from their mothers, children can have violence done to their individual predispositions (relative to normal influence), which perhaps would choose another type, if not prevented by these abnormal external conditions."
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Socionics Type and Intertype Statistics by Filatova

Published by Ekaterina S. Filatova in "Socionics, Mentology, and Psychology of Personality", 2000, № 6.
Wikisocion - Socionics Type and Intertype Relations Statistics by Filatova
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War against Terrorism: New Challenges to Military Personnel Selection
Sergey Lytaev*, Aleksandr Voronov**, Valeriy Nozdrachev**, Andrei Sinyukhin**,
George Timoshinov**, Mikhail Savenkov*,**
Institute for Informatics & Automation of the Russian Academy of Sciences*
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http://socionic.info/pdf/couples.pdf

Bukalov A.V., Karpenko O.B., Chykyrysova G.V.

Statistics of intertype relationships in married couples

The study of socionic type allocation in casually selected married couples confirmed the main
rules of the ...