Quantitative Socionics
Empirical and psychometric analysis of socionic typology, with an emphasis on aggregated questionnaire statistics, semantic clustering of traits, and structural reconstruction of dichotomies, functions, and type-level patterns.
Abstract
This site is a research-oriented knowledge base and methods log focused on quantitative socionics. Much of the material is grounded in the large aggregated dataset collected by V. L. Talanov.
Questionnaire
A public research questionnaire will be the primary data-collection instrument for this project (coming soon). At present, the site focuses on the analytical corpus and the underlying empirical materials.
Research sections
Basics
Definitions, interpretive conventions, and methodological context for reading the empirical analyses.
Dichotomies
Long-form trait analysis with semantic clusters, response structure, and cross-dichotomy relations.
Functions
Empirical descriptions of function-related clusters, with emphasis on measurable content.
Types
Type-level material, including trait profiles, structural notes, and comparative interpretation across types.
Small groups
Groupings and cross-type structures.
Neurosocionics
Neurophysiological correlates with socionics.
Miscellaneous
Auxiliary analyses and supporting materials that do not fit the primary taxonomy.