Beta Quadra MBTI Personality Type
Personality
What personality type is Beta Quadra? Beta Quadra is an ENFJ personality type in MBTI, 8w7 - - 217 in Enneagram, SLOEI in Big 5, EIE in Socionics.
Beta Quadra is defined by strongest energy levels and higher than medium material transformation among all four quadras. Core position - social influence: power built upon implementing mass organisation. Because of the way that structuring new obligations and outcomes affects resource distribution, excessive spending and growing depravity in material terms occurs (hence why authors describe Beta quadra as "uneconomical"). Eventually, perceived social totality becomes standard for those in power; soon-after the new empire stagnates in it's own idealistic passion. Eras: - Warring tribes and inter-clan systems - Feudalism - Imperial (Roman, Han, Enlightened, etc) - Revolutions (1850s to 1900s National Liberalism and Socialism) - Traditionalist revival (Fascism and late modern movements)
Biography
Beta (β) is the second of four quadras included in Socionics. Beta Quadra types are defined by: Ego or Super-Id block elements: - Se, Ni, Ti, Fe Functional and Structural traits: - Decisive (Determinate), - Subjectivist (Merry), - Aristocratic (Collectivist) This includes the types: - EIE (ENFj, ET, Fe-Ni) - SLE (ESTp, FL, Se-Ti) - LSI (ISTj, LF, Ti-Se) - IEI (INFp, TE, Ni-Fe)
