Your Socionics Type
I took a couple of socionics tests, the result was as expected, even kind of dull when you roughly know where each of the answers leads, only before I hadn't seen any results convenient for posting on a blog. I typed myself about a year and a half ago, I don't go too deep into socionics, but at times it helps me find common ground with people close to me; the typical Yesenin and Balzac keep in constant contact with me, and you don't fret so much about your own "abnormality." Interestingly, I haven't typed my relatives and have no desire to. None of this is exact — even specialists can't agree on the sociotypes of well-known personalities. The result of both tests follows, and the result of a similar MBTI test has long been up in the blog profile.
Logical Intuitive Introvert (LII) — Analyst (Robespierre)
Description by I. Weisband
1. "I think, therefore I am." A person with developed logic, a strong capacity for analysis. Able to logically dig down to the essence of phenomena, to lay bare their structure. A representative of this type, Carl Gustav Jung, developed the foundations of the typology used in socionics. Considers all life situations from a logical point of view.
2. "Justice is my craft." The type of the revolutionary and political conspirator. In a conflict situation, organizes a committee to fight the offender. Believes that everything in the world must be logical, and therefore — just. Capable of disregarding his own benefit and safety while defending the wronged. Sets heightened demands on himself. One cannot fail to look after him: he will simply drive himself to exhaustion. Garibaldi, Robespierre, Dzerzhinsky, Jefferson — revolutionaries who devoted themselves to an idea.
3. "The ascetic." Has an extremely uncompromising appearance. Often a piercing gaze from beneath the brow. Hardens himself, accustoming himself to cold, hunger, deprivation, and the disapproving attitude of those around him. The only thing in which he willingly submits to a partner is matters of clothing, taste, everyday life. The need to deal with this himself irritates him. Usually doesn't notice what he's wearing. Tolerates no commanding. His dual Hugo, as if knowing this, draws Robespierre into work not by direct instruction, but by starting to bustle about, making many superfluous movements. After this, Robespierre engages — and the work goes quickly, logically, and well. He himself is not very proactive, withdrawn, and silent.
4. "The softie." His self-sacrifice in defending justice becomes especially striking if you consider that he has an aversion to everything that disrupts the quiet and the measured course of his life. He is very solicitous of his health. In his youth he is often inclined toward a merry way of life with friends, cards, drinking bouts. Then he comes to the conclusion that this is not what he needs. Not especially ambitious, but he can't bear being passed over at work, out of that same sense of justice. He finds himself in a particularly difficult situation when he ends up under a boss he doesn't respect.
5. "He lived happily who hid himself well." Rather secretive, dislikes uninvited visitors. Reacts sharply to remarks, but sometimes conceals his irritation behind a somewhat artificial smile.
The best partner in marriage, friendship, work — Hugo.
Your quadra (the foursome of types in whose company relationships work out best): Don Quixote, Dumas, Hugo, Robespierre.
Your strong trait is the ability to think logically. Act methodically, systematically. Having taken up any seemingly trivial question, spin it out, penetrating deeper and deeper. You are a constructor, an inventor, a mathematician.
Develop the ability to understand human relationships, feelings. Reflect deeply on ethical problems.
Description by E. Filatova
1. Underlying everything that happens are certain regularities that must be uncovered; for this, one should delve as deeply as possible into the essence of phenomena and processes.
2. It can be hard for me to understand people's motives for their actions, their attitude toward me, so I try to behave with sufficient restraint, in order not to end up in an awkward position.
3. Any forceful pressure always outrages me. The necessity of one or another action can be logically proven to any person. And if there's no logic in it, then it shouldn't be done.