The body and torso is unaffected by the movements of the head or the eyes. While the eyes may drag the head with them, this drag-effect will not extend to the body, and will instead end at around the neck. Essentially, the eyes do not steer the direction of the body; the body remains still as the head gesticulates and all movements return to the centerline.




This signal demonstrates J's relationship to P. It's manifested when Perception occurs under Judgment, moving the eyes and possibly the head in another direction, as an act of exploration (Pe) or recall (Pi). However, J retains control over the body, and the impulse to Perceive does not overpower the need to retain rigid control over the body, and therefore also the whole mind.

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