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Social Plasticity
Where Every Boundary is a Bridge.
Assimilation of Other into Self / Mixtio
Social Plasticity
Essence: unfiltered engagement in human and material exchange.
Low disgust sensitivity - biological, social, and aesthetic. People, environments, and resources are approached without the filtering reflex that creates distance in others, and switching between them fluidly. A natural orientation toward exchange and boundary-crossing makes this function an effective intermediary between people and resources.
Manifests as vivacious, gregarious, and quick-connecting behavior.
Extreme manifestations: compulsive sociability, indiscriminate openness, boundary erosion, compulsive deal-making.
Social Plasticity with
Possibilities Intuiting > high baseline trust in the world featuring a friendly demeanor and a consistently optimistic mood
Power Sensing > quick to take initiative and confidently pursue personal desires
Temporal Intuiting > non-judgmental acceptance of others' flaws without feeling personal irritation
Comfort Sensing > amicable nature with a fondness for organizing social gatherings and collective leisure
Structural Logic > proficiency in gathering and synthesizing information from diverse sources
Relational Ethics > ability to negotiate politely and effectively with difficult individuals
Business Logic > multitasking capability that maximizes the efficient use of available time
Emotive Ethics > talkative and open personality that easily invites friends and helpers into their inner world
Individualism > preference for egalitarian communication and a readiness to cross boundaries to connect with appealing individuals
Collectivism > receptive approach that engages openly with various people and ideas regardless of their origins
Social Plasticity without
Possibilities Intuiting > focus on improving personal well-being rather than dwelling on abstract truths
Power Sensing > preference for negotiation and mutual accommodation over dictating terms or applying force
Temporal Intuiting > deep sense of involvement in the surrounding world and genuine joy for the successes of others
Comfort Sensing > high motivation levels and an appreciation for regular active routines
Structural Logic > high sociability with the ability to form quick connections and maintain numerous social contacts
Relational Ethics > fondness for novelty and spontaneity resulting in actions taken without extensive preparation
Business Logic > frequent reliance on external assistance and collaboration to achieve goals
Emotive Ethics > willingness to utilize systemic loopholes and unconventional paths to navigate strict rules
Individualism > view of people as sources of positive experiences rather than causes of doubt or frustration
Collectivism > appreciation for foreign ideas and imported goods
Boundary Reactivity > broad and indiscriminate willingness to try everything which fosters an inclusive attitude toward all lifestyles