I want to go over why Model G makes minuscule sense in the face of Jung and correct socionics…
Gulenko goes more strictly by ego blocks than the actual energy direction of the system.. His work ignores the concept of bold vs cautious… This is a basic Jungian principle concerning the direction of energy a person puts out (introvert or extrovert).. Because Gulenko makes the +/- more aligned with the ego blocks (why both the two primary functions share plus/minus property), you have a lopsided psyche that is portraying a person who is generating an output the same way with BOTH an introverted and extroverted function…
It makes absolutely no sense for his concept of the brake (PolR) being more cognizant than the launch (hidden agenda), because the PolR is a function that is painful to use and cautiously is so, away from the arena of the individual’a psychological direction..
Then he ascribes properties to types that don’t make sense. The Eie and LSE are supposed be good at noticing contradictions, when one has 1D Ti, the other ignores it…
I am not saying that Gulenko gets everything wrong in theory, but to make a type share the same energy direction with their base and creative doesn’t make sense.. One may say that it is their valued ego block as a positivist/negativist… But an introvert isn’t going to use extroverted functions the same way as an extrovert.. There is a reason to begin with, Fe is more noticeable in extroverts…
So when I look at Gulenko’s school, yes, I am seeing an inaccurate interpretation of socionics.. That concerns way more of what someone’s enneagram type would be, than their actual functional manifestations.. I see behaviors and abilities ascribed to types that make no sense..
I see DCNH taken way too far to justify mistypes..
I see people fixating on ITR with it, when they aren’t even accurate representations with all the dcnh justifications and inaccurate +/- that doesn’t go with bold/cautious (arguably the most important dichotomy there is).
Bold/cautious is what determines dimensionality and how functions are used..