The Socionics Intertype Relationship Calculator is a Python script that allows users to calculate and explore the relationship between two socionic types based on the principles of Socionics. Socionics is a theory of personality types that describes how individuals interact and relate to each other.
To run the Socionics Intertype Relationship Calculator, you need to have the following files in the same directory as the script:
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socionics_relationships.py
: This file contains the names and descriptions of different socionic relationships in multiple languages. -
socionics_types.py
: This file contains abbreviations and names of different socionic personality types in multiple languages.
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Ensure that you have the required files (
socionics_relationships.py
andsocionics_types.py
) in the same directory as the script. -
Run the
intertype_relationship_calculator.py
script using Python (e.g.,python intertype_relationship_calculator.py
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Choose your preferred language for the calculations by entering the corresponding abbreviation (en: English, es: Spanish, uk: Ukrainian).
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Enter the abbreviations of two socionic types (e.g., 'SEI' or 'Mediator').
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The calculator will display the relationship name and a description of the relationship between the two socionic types.
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You can choose to calculate another relationship or exit the calculator.
The repository contains the following files:
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intertype_relationship_calculator.py
: The main Python script for the Socionics Intertype Relationship Calculator. -
socionics_relationships.py
: A Python module containing relationship names and descriptions in multiple languages. -
socionics_types.py
: A Python module containing socionic type abbreviations and names in multiple languages.
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
The Socionics Intertype Relationship Calculator is based on the principles of Socionics and is intended for educational and entertainment purposes only. The accuracy of the results may vary, and the calculator should not be used as a substitute for professional advice or psychological evaluation.
For more information about Socionics, visit https://www.socionics.com or refer to relevant research and literature.