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Model 1 General Overview

Author: Juan E. Sandoval CiteCite this article as: Sandoval, J (2022) Model 1 General Overview - https://cognitivetype.com/model-1-general-overview/

First Published: April 3, 2022, Latest Revision: November 5, 2023

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Cognitive Typology is an investigation into the field of vultology (the intersection between body mannerisms, voice tone, facial expressions and psychology). As with any field of study, a model is used to make sense of a body of data. This page contains all core articles of the CT Model (Model 1.5), its theoretical premises and its interpretations for the link between vultology and psychology.

Introduction

1. Origins & Methodology

2. Four Layers of Emergence: Metabolic, Vultological, Behavioral, Mythological

3. General Overview of the Model

Behaviorism
Judgment		Perception
Ji: Compass	Je: Articulator	Pe: Explorer	Pi: Worldview
Fi: Seeking the Truth to Life Fi: Attunement & Purification Fi: Permeability Fi: Emotional Palate Fi: Discovery of Inner Essence Fi: Idiosyncrasy & Self-Expression Under Stress Fi: Hypersensitivity & Overwhelm Fi: Alexithymia & Dissociation	Te: Process-Orientation Te: Science, Technology, Engineering Te: Economics & Business/Law Te: Challenge & Conscientiousness Te: Management & Leadership Te: Bluntness & Argumentation Under Stress Te: Steamrolling	Ne: Daydreaming Ne: Lack of Attention Ne: Mass Data Absorption Ne: Serendipity & Flash Visions Ne: Tinkering Ne: Puns & Humor Ne: Imitations & Parodies Under Stress Ne: Distraction & Escapism	Ni: Metaphors & Visual Aphorisms Ni: The Mind & Panpsychism Ni: Narrowness & Convergence Ni: Symbology Ni: Archetypes & Stereotypes Ni: Synchronicity & Parapsychology Under Stress Ni: Conspiracy Theories Ni: Apocalyptic Visions
Ti: Search for Universal Axioms Ti: Reductionism Ti: Castle Construction Ti: Ontology & Linguistics Ti: Perfectionism Ti: Stubbornness to Framework Under Stress Ti: Emotional Shutoff Ti: Hyper-Focus on Imperfections	Fe: The Social Economy Fe: The Human Condition Fe: The Transmutable Soul Fe: Tribalism & Collectivism Fe: Mentorship & Coaching Fe: Mind Over Body Under Stress Fe: Shaming & Punishment Fe: Self-Sacrifice	Se: Heightened Focus Se: Flow & Improvisation Se: Vitality & Volition Se: Movement & Restlessness Se: Persistence Effect Se: Ergonomics & Aesthetics Se: Sensual Energy Under Stress Se: Addiction Se: Delinquency	Si: Narrativism Si: Encyclopedia Si: Backstory & Context Si: Indexing & Modularity Si: Collections Si: Nostalgia Si: Caution & Skepticism Under Stress Si: Paranoia Si: Dogmatism
Alpha Types	Beta Types	Gamma Types	Delta Types
Conductor Type (Je+Pi)		Reviser Type (Ji+Pe)

Additional

Emotional Attitudes
Fi: Seelie	Fi: Unseelie	Fe: Adaptive	Fe: Directive

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Introduction

Fundamentals Index Introduction to Cognitive Typology Basic Hypotheses History and Origins Relationship to Carl Jung

Model Structures

Four Layers of Emergence Model 1 Overview Model 2 Overview

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