Correlation of Nardi Magic Diamond 16 functions to Gulenko 64 subtype profiles

Warning: These correlations are NOT strict.  They can be violated by unique development.

-Manager Te: ILE-D, SLE-D, SLE-N, LSI-D, LIE-D, ILI-D, LSE-D

-Builder Te: ILE-N, LIE-N, LSE-N, SLI-N

-Ideologue Ti: LSI-N, ILI-N

-Systemist Ti: LII-C, LII-N

-Shepherd Fe: ESE-D, EIE-D, SEE-D

-Host Fe: ESE-N, SEI-C, SEE-N, IEE-N

-Quester Fi: EII-D

-Romantic Fi: IEI-N, EII-C, EII-N

-Mover Se: SLE-C, LSI-C, LSE-C, SLI-D, SLI-C

-Sensate Se: ESE-H, SEI-H, SLE-H, SEE-H, ESI-C, SLI-H

-Defender Si: ESI-D, ESI-N

-Hearth Si: SEI-N, LSI-H, ESI-H, LSE-H

-Marketer Ne: ILE-C, ESE-C, SEI-D, EIE-C, IEI-D, SEE-C, LIE-C, IEE-D, IEE-C

-Catalyst Ne: ILE-H, IEI-C, LIE-H, ILI-C, IEE-H

-Visionary Ni: LII-D, EIE-N

-Oracle Ni: LII-H, EIE-H, IEI-H, ILI-H, EII-H

Comments

  1. Roger TibbonsOctober 21, 2020 at 3:43 AM

    I don't know V man, is this measuring the same thing as masculine,feminine in OP, or something totally different?

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    1. Roger TibbonsOctober 21, 2020 at 3:46 AM

      Because in his book he claims this is what can be used to determin subtype in almost the very sense of model G. So any relation to initiating terminating, or ignoring connecting?

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    2. VarlawendOctober 21, 2020 at 8:38 PM

      I’m not sure of my correlation by any means; it’s only meant to be loose. And true, he does correlate his ideas to DCNH subtype in the book. But, it was a loose correlation and not that much reasoning was given.

      Pretty sure it was (first letter is judgment style, second is perception style):
      AA = Dominant
      AH = Normalizing
      HA = Creative
      HH = Harmonizing

      There’s still plenty to work about regarding this.

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    3. VarlawendOctober 21, 2020 at 8:39 PM

      Not sure about the relationship to OP masculine and feminine. But that would be fascinating to think about.

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    4. Roger TibbonsOctober 21, 2020 at 9:15 PM

      Yeah that was my understanding as well. Your the man in the english speaking world for model G, so i thought I would check in with you on that.

      First glance screamed out to me as muscling vs feminine coins from OP. The idea that those are what determine (probably should say corralates) to DCHN sub was interesting for sure.

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