from EIE Domain:
EIE can also probably take on different personas
Voroschenko - pathologies:
EIE (demonstrative): displacement from psyche, uninhibited behavior, seeming sincerity,
living into a role, impulsive reactions, need for recognition, vain behavior, attracts attention to self, self-pity, the martyr pose,
gesticulation and mimicry, thoughtless line of conduct, "Penelope's complex".
Penetration into the psyche of a person, ability to adapt to others, work in services sector may be a success.
Suppression of own "I", ability to balance relationships, artistic abilities, sociability, willingness to serve. Egoistic strivings, failures and breakdowns in relationships, self-confidence, "escape into illness". Pathos - a form of behavior, emotional excitability, imaginative, may find recognition by outstanding creative achievements. Thought without restraint or limit,
plays many roles in life. Bragging, adventurism, quackery, false marriages,
charlatanism. Affectivity,
theatrality, pretense, self-glorification.
Reinin: Hamlet is an actor, and can easily change his states and images: try on one, then another, after another - for the EIE this constitutes is a method of discovering the world and experimenting with it. This continuity and wholeness of a situation for the EIE means continuous image of him/herself. Since this is a flexible, creative function for Hamlet, he/she can adopt various kinds of states, live in each state for a while, leave it, and take on a new state. If a Don Quixote says, I have understood!, a Hamlet says, I have lived into it! The EIE has to enter into and sample the state, live into a role or a character, which for him/her is very easy to do. That which is inaccessible to other types, for a Hamlet is normal behavior, within the framework of this type, within the extent of his/her creative function, that psychological space which a Hamlet usually inhabits.