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Socionika

Socionika je pseudovědecká typologie osobnosti a teorie zpracování informace navazující na výzkumy Carla Gustava Junga. Autorem socioniky je litevská socioložka Aušra Augustinavičiūtė, která vzala Jungovy výzkumy a výzkumy své a v roce 1961 vytvořila systém socioniky, který je podobně jako MBTI založen na 16 typech vztahů; ve srovnání s ní je však méně…

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Socionika

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related to Socionické typy · 3
Socionika → Jednotlivé, Mají, Mezi
related to Externí odkazy · 2
Socionika → Obrázky, Wikimedia Commons

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16 výzkumy informace typy mbti typů pseudovědecká typologie osobnosti teorie zpracování navazující carla gustava junga autorem socioniky litevská socioložka aušra

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Socionikarelated to Externí odkazyObrázky0.60section
Socionikarelated to Externí odkazyWikimedia Commons0.60section
Socionikarelated to Socionické typyMají0.60section
Socionikarelated to Socionické typyJednotlivé0.60section
Socionikarelated to Socionické typyMezi0.60section

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