Category: Types

Systemizer (autonomic) personality type
Integrative: INTP, ISTP, ISTJ, ISFJ

Personality type 3 B I  (INTP, ISTP, ISTJ, ISFJ):  
Introverted primary Blue shift - Symmetric entropies; universalistic personalities or Systemizers (autonomies) ^©
This type use both primary functions inwards, which makes this person liable to the spectrum of autism and alienation to the outside world because they develop to be autonomic The type with the greatest self esteem, usually very headstrong, but low confidence towards others. Because of the introverted Blue shift the person needs structure and is good in building it whether literal (ISTP, ISTJ), social (ISFJ) or abstract (INTP). They are good in systemizing a subject, see the subject in an universal context.

 INTP: Original mental structure
 ISTP: Original form structure
 ISTJ: Logic spatial structure
 ISFJ: Social structure

Semiology
Nonverbal communication: Rudimental. Difficult creating feedback. Maintaining feedback, too much feedback
Verbal communication: Sophisticated. Difficult creating feedback. Maintaining feedback, too much feedback

Psychiatry:* Attention deficit disorder ADD (ISTP), Autistic spectrum (Autism, Asperger), Oppositional defiant disorder ODD
Behavior psychology:** Towards mood disorders (ISFJ), personality disorder Cluster C (avoidant personality disorder (ISTP), dependent personality disorder (INTP) etc. DSM-IV)

Central coherence model:^#  People in the autistic spectrum miss information in a context according to studies. But this is true for every person with his opposite qualities. When e.g. focusing on something, it means losing focus from someone and reverse. Regarding the systemizers: The INTP and ISTP might "score" low on showing feelings properly in their context, extraverted feeling, and the ISTJ and ISFJ low on "gestalt" group perceptions, archetypal perception (see model, smallest energy).  But in their "own" fields those people are holistic and see the whole proper context. The INTP has an abstract holistic view, ISTP visual, ISTJ logic and the ISFJ has an emotional holistic view. This depends on the development of this type. The more "extreme" a type is, the more other qualities could be functioning out of context as well.

 *  Psychiatry: Possible disorders at onset, types might be sensitive to that kind of disorder. This is far from a full list, just some major disorders are mentioned
** Behavior psychology: the types might compensate their original inclinations with opposite or behavior according to their defense mechanisms
# Definition Central coherence model: the normal drive to integrate information into context, gist, gestalt, and meaning.
Is Asperger’s syndrome/High-Functioning Autism necessarily a disability? Simon Baron-Cohen. Departments of Experimental Psychology and Psychiatry, University of Cambridge

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