Classical socionics

Classical socionics is a somewhat subjective term that includes the core concepts of socionics developed by Aushra Augusta and her early associates, such as the socionic concepts of functions, elements, information, "Model A," intertype relations, etc. Most professional socionists agree with this foundation and base their work on it.

Classical socionics

IM elements
Extroverted intuition	Extroverted logic	Extroverted sensing	Extroverted ethics
Introverted intuition	Introverted logic	Introverted sensing	Introverted ethics

Functions
Leading function	Creative function	Role function	Vulnerable function
Suggestive function	Mobilizing function	Ignoring function	Demonstrative function

Socion
Intuitive Logical Extratim	Sensing Ethical Introtim	Ethical Sensing Extratim	Logical Intuitive Introtim
Ethical Intuitive Extratim	Logical Sensing Introtim	Sensing Logical Extratim	Intuitive Ethical Introtim
Sensing Ethical Extratim	Intuitive Logical Introtim	Logical Intuitive Extratim	Ethical Sensing Introtim
Logical Sensing Extratim	Ethical Intuitive Introtim	Intuitive Ethical Extratim	Sensing Logical Introtim

Type dichotomies

Jungian dichotomies
Rationality and irrationality	Extraversion and introversion	Sensing and intuition	Ethics and logic

Reinin dichotomies
Carefree and farsighted	Yielding and obstinate	Static and dynamic
Democratic and aristocratic	Tactical and strategic	Constructivist and emotivist
Positivist and negativist	Judicious and decisive	Merry and serious
Process and result		Asking and declaring

Intertype relations
Identity	Duality	Activation	Mirror
Kindred	Semi-duality	Business	Illusionary
Super-ego	Extinguishment	Quasi-identity	Conflict
Benefit		Supervision

Small groups
Quadras	Alpha	Beta	Gamma	Delta
Clubs	Researchers	Socials	Pragmatists	Humanitarians
Temperaments	EP	EJ	IP	IJ
Communication styles	Businesslike	Passionate	Cold-blooded	Sincere
Romance styles	Aggressor	Victim	Caring	Childlike