View Poll Results: How valid do you think the predictions socionics makes about intertype relations are and how importa

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  • 1 unimportant and irrelevant

    3 8.11%

  • 2 it's in the background

    3 8.11%

  • 3 moderately important, only use them to type in extreme circumstances

    5 13.51%

  • 4 reasonably important, regularly incorporated in typings and relationships

    11 29.73%

  • 5 very important, completely essential to the theory and my typings

    15 40.54%
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Thread: The (un)Importance of Intertype Relations

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  1. 01-13-2011, 10:27 AM #20
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ashton2 View Post
    Quite a lot. No they don't work 100% of the time; then again, few predictions work absolutely as prescribed 100% of the time in reality—especially when they deal with the complexities of people.
    Yes this is important. Socionics is very accurate compared to other sociology/psychology theories.
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