SocionicsSocionics is a branch of psychology that is based on Carl Jung's work on Psychological types, Freud's theory of the conscious and subconscious, and Antoni Kepinski's theory of information metabolism. It was founded mainly by the Lithuanian researcher Aushra Augustinavichiute in the 1970s and is evolving rapidly. Socionics is based upon the idea that a person's character acts like a set of blocks called "psychological functions". Different ways of combining and chaining these functions result in different ways of accepting and producing information, which in turn results in different behavior patterns and thus different character types. Socionics also includes an intertype relations theory, based on the interaction of these functions between personalities. The main advantage of Socionics is the Intertype Relations theory. Based on a person's psychological type, it is now possible to anticipate development in human relationships with incredible accuracy. This makes it a very powerful tool when dealing with problems in relationships. Generally, a minimum amount of knowledge in Socionics is irreplaceable in any field of human activity where more than one person is involved, having to work or live together. External links
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