Greetings,
I learned that in MBTI there is a logical order for each function for each type:
1. hero
2. parent
3. child
4. inferior
and so on...
I'm new to socionics however and when I look at either of the types description on sociotype.com, for instance the IEI INFP (INFJ in MBTI), the order of how each of the functions are listed, seems to make little sense to me from an MBTI standpoint.
On sociotype.com let's take the IEI as an example. It starts with the Ego-Block: Ni, Fe followed by the Super-Ego: Si, Te and then Super-Id: Se, Ti and last the
Id-Block: Ne, Fi.
Coming from MBTI, this confuses me quite a bit. Because there, the (INFJ Ni, Fe, Ti, Se) type begins as depicted on sociotype with the functions Ni, Fe, but from here on things are different. As I said the Ego-Block makes sense in comparison, but then comes the Super-Ego, but the Super-Id would come next according to my (MBTI) understanding.
Someone mind explaining how / why the functions are presented in that particular order in socionics?
Source: https://www.sociotype.com/socionics/types/IEI-INFp/