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    Default Repost of "Difference between S/N and j/p" by Kuro

    Quote Originally Posted by Kuro
    Thanks to people helped me in "What is my type" topic, now I find one confusing point in socionics. It is said that, judging means applying meanings upon words, while to perception words are just words - words exist for its own sake. For me, I think this should be something belong to N/S. Or I'm mixing things up? Are there any professionals out here who can help me clear things up? Thank you very much.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Brilliand
    The only professional I know of is Rick - the rest of us just think about Socionics a lot. It's absurd to think that Sensors can't tell what words mean. That sentence alone should show you what I meant by "meaning." "Meaning" can mean several things, though: it can mean the things that aren't clear-cut (Intuition and Feeling); it can mean the type's abstract function (See what Smilingeyes says about abstract and concrete); and it can mean the information carried by symbols (which is what I was relating to Judging). It may have other uses as well.
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    Quote Originally Posted by aixelsyd
    Neither of those things have to do with judging. And yeah, Rick is the only professional here. IMO, though, I think Niffweed as well as Expat explain these things very well, though they tend to hang around on the socionics workshop (but then again, so does Rick...so), but that may just be me speaking from the communication style that suits my understanding. edit: Okay, I see what you are saying and I will revise my statement and say that there is some relation to those things and judging and perceiving and the assertion is more or less correct, but I guess I meant they were not the defining characteristics, but I suppose they can be considered frequent traits, so yeah. My bad.
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    Quote Originally Posted by labcoat
    Rick is a hobbyist with connections to certain Russian thinkers on socionics, not a professional himself.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cyclops
    Quote Originally Posted by Kuro
    Thanks to people helped me in "What is my type" topic, now I find one confusing point in socionics. It is said that, judging means applying meanings upon words, while to perception words are just words - words exist for its own sake. For me, I think this should be something belong to N/S. Or I'm mixing things up? Are there any professionals out here who can help me clear things up? Thank you very much.
    Completely simply, judgers talk about what they do/are going to do. Perceivers talk about what they would like to do/may do. It's just the same thing in different words. I personally don't see it as the be all and end all, ergo what they do in every situation, but as you get to know them, this is typically a preferred line of thought in my humble experience. Take out this what you will, meaning, if you like it cool, if you don't, that's cool too
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    Quote Originally Posted by ZTCrawcrustle
    There are very few "experts" here as socionics originated in the former Soviet Union and socionics institutions are there. As to your question, I dislike using dichotomies and this is one of the reasons why. If you think about it long enough, you may get the notion that such a claim about the judging functions can be made, but it does not transfer into the real world in a clearly observable way. Put simply, you can make no observations, either objective or subjective, about real individuals based on "judging...applying meaning to words." Even if a general tendency existed, there are definite and obvious counterexamples and instances where such a statement is clearly false. Socionics allows one to stop looking at dichotomies, which are the reason why MBTI is faulty, and instead focus on IM elements and functions. So far, what I have been doing is taking the information you have provided and trying to see how it would fit into Model A.
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