Bukalov on the dimensionality of functions

**Yaaroslav** · 07-13-2011, 11:37 AM

Original - There:
http://www.socionics.ibc.com.ua/pdf/as-p203.pdf

Here is the translation taken from google translator:
Boukalov AV
The dimension
FUNCTIONS OF INFORMATION METABOLISM
Introduced the concept of dimension functions of information metabolism.
The dimension of an information metabolism is determined by the location function
A model and is described by four vectors: globality, the situations, norms and personal
experience. The notion of dimension is easy to explain the nature and specificity of intertype
relationships that are open in Socionics.
Key words: mental functions as an information
metabolic model of the psyche, the dimension function, Socionics, intertype relationships.
As you know, in the typology of Jung and Socionics in models A and B, the degree of
development of mental functions, or functions of information metabolism is not the same.
In particular, on a conscious level in models A or B stands 4 functions with decreasing
capacity: software, realizable, and contact the place of least resistance
(Junior). A similar proportion and function are located in the vital ring.
It is known that the space occupied by FIM, defines the role of the above functions. Arise
However, the following questions:
1) how the contents of the same PPM (intuition, logic, ethics, and sensory)
depending on where in the model?
2) that defines the roles of these functions in the mental and vital rings?
The author has established that the perceived space of mental function,
standing in the first place, consists of 4 measurements or coordinates. These coordinates,
submitted to mutually perpendicular vectors, the following:
1) coordinate (vector) time t
􀁇
(Vector or global);
2) coordinate (vector), the momentary situation aspect of the function S
􀁇
;
3) coordinate (vector) norms or cultural upbringing, customs and accepted in society
N 􀁇
;
4) coordinate (vector) I
􀁇
(Or I
􀁇
), Which includes self-esteem, personal experiences,
intrinsic values and desires.
We emphasize that these vectors can also be arranged on the fractal
where necessary, more detailed analysis.
In the mental ring on intuitive extravert (􀀝 􀀤 (ILE)) are
the following functions:
􀀝 → 􀀤 I + → L-
􀁮 􀁰 or 􀁮 􀁰
􀀢 􀁭 􀀟 R-􀁭 F +
Turning to the notations, we can write the equation for the reduced
mental ring:
Y = aI - bL + cF - dR (4)
2
(3)
3
(2)
4
(1)
As we see the functions appearing in different places have different dimensions.
Similarly, we can consider all the PPM, depending on their dimensions or location
Model A. The first function contains all four vectors and is therefore most
developed:
The second function contains three vectors, excluding the time vector and globality.
Vector situation allows her to creatively and effectively operate in a momentary situation.

The third function contains only vectors of norms and personal experience, and is therefore
normalized by the corresponding aspect (in this case, strong-willed sensorics &#1048607

, and
sensitive to changes in the situation or the need for a global assessment of this
aspect.
The fourth function, the place of least resistance is just the vector I
􀁇
on
relevant aspect. Therefore, it is sensitive to any unusual
stimulus.
If, from a physical point of view, the mental basis compared to some
space, the vital basis of the space can be mapped, which involves
mental, that is, they are in a relationship of complementarity. Now consider the general
8 (16)-dimensional basis. It each vector corresponds to the mental level of the conjugate
he vector of the vital level. Vector of global reach and complementary paired energy vector
(E
􀁇
), Which operates the body. This energy is understood as the energy of the libido (libido) or
psychic energy, in the sense that it considered the CG Jung. Vector of the situation (S
􀁇
) In
consciousness of the world or the vector of the situation or condition of the human body (ES
􀁇
);
vector of social norms (N
􀁇
) Corresponds to the conjugate vector of the physiological norm
the body, limiting its capabilities and instincts as norms of behavior of the organism (EN
􀁇
)
excessive exposure to this vector lead to autonomic manifestations in the body;
Finally: I am self-vector
􀁇
(I
􀁇
) Can be associated in the minds of the analogous vector in
unconscious, which expresses the aspirations and desires of the body, in fact, in this
context, it can be called id
􀁇
(It), by analogy with the term Id, introduced by Freud, but
we have found a vector is denoted with a capital letter, since it is part of the
Id.

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**Yaaroslav** · 07-13-2011, 11:39 AM

In the vital basis of differentiation and reduction of dimension functions
is similar to the mental.
Consider all the FIM, standing at different places in the vital ring ILE:
􀀡 → 􀀠 E6 → S5
􀁮 􀁰 or 􀁮 􀁰
􀀞 􀁭 􀀣 T7 􀁭 P8
Thus, the equation for the unconscious part of the vital ring 􀀝 􀀤 (ILE)
can be written as follows:
Z = fS - kE + lT-mP4
(8)
3
(7)
2
(6)
1
(5)
At the same time the most powerful of the vital function of the model is the eighth, but the most
weak (and therefore suggestive) - the fifth function.
It may seem that there is a contradiction, due to the fact that in our model
B1 [2] direction of the flow of information vital to the ring is similar to
mental ring of the most powerful features of the weakest, but in the opposite direction,
compared to model A. This is consistent with already being found
units of consciousness and unconscious on a scale of rationality-irrationality. However,
marked patterns hold when considering the circulation of information
unconscious functions of the conscious aspects of the installation or described in Model A,
and, as the movement of information in the mind and the unconscious is defined
compensatory principle, then the apparent circulation of conscious attitudes in
vital ring looks back true, vital circulation. Thus,
there is a more general model B, which includes the Model A and B1 as private
aspects. Its features include:
1) B contains a folded model as model A, 8 FIM, but it is not flat, and 3 -
dimensional. Given the character, function, detailed model B consists of 16 FIM and constructed in
4-dimensional space;

**Yaaroslav** · 07-13-2011, 11:41 AM

for every function from first to eighth (sixteenth) are considered as
conscious (mental) and unconscious (vital) installation. These
are established on the basis of the bases of the 4 (8) and experimental vectors of 4 (8 -
mi) of vital vectors forming a common 8 (16)-dimensional basis;
3) the center coordinates of the vectors associated with the function of consciousness c (*) or the Self;
4) the presence of vital structures of the vectors shows the connection between consciousness and body,
mental and physiological.
Understanding of mental structures in Freud, Jung and
A. Augustinavichiute
Thus, we have a double superbazis
Psychology and Socionics structures. On the one hand,
a set of 8 (16) FIM introduced by Jung and Augustinavichiute,
on the other - is 8 (16) component vector basis,
we proposed. If the first describes the semantics
mental spaces, the second - their hierarchical
ordering in the mental continuum. The presence of this base
forms the structure of the psyche TIM. Note also that
some aspects of this basis appeared in various models of the psyche.
Thus, for Freud it levels the ego, superego and the id can be associated with the following set
vectors:
Thus, if Freud distinguished between the structure of consciousness, the structure of the unconscious
it does not exist. In his Id in our model includes id
􀁇
, E S
􀁇
, E N
􀁇
, E
􀁇
.
In CG Jung described the structure of mental model containing vital to
archaic consciousness level installation:

In Model A Augustinavichiute also considered only the perceived
mental and vital installations, however, following Freud highlighted the levels of the psyche Ego,
S. Ego, Id, S. Id and closed mental and vital ring.
In the model of the author (B1 or B) All 8 (16) functions have the mental and vital
installation of consciousness and unconsciousness. This model represents a complete
system open with respect to the dyad, quadra, socion.
From an examination of a vector basis of relations are clear differences between the ego and
Superego in models A or B: in the superego are normalized functions, although the model
Freud, it can not be identified - it is easy to describe a set of model vectors.

**Yaaroslav** · 07-13-2011, 11:42 AM

In model B the sum of the vectors for each function is constant and equal to five. So
, the total dimension of each function is equal to five. At the same time, decreasing the dimension
conscious (unconscious) of the vector space corresponds to an increasing
dimension of the unconscious (conscious) of the vector space setting. We write
Now the symbolic equation that leads to getting FIM dimension: if we accept
that there is a common space of FIM, its dimension is 8x4 = 32 (with signs
16x4 = 64 features): Z = Y32