{Personality Indicators [continued (3)]}[6th June 1988]

[Redbook5:137][19880606:0955d]{Personality Indicators [continued (3)]}[6^th June 1988]

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Can the Primary Dimensions of Personality* fit the Circles? But first, fit the three dimensions** found in Extraversion and Introversion:

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			Content wiv fings as are
'Thought'		☼		Action
	Finding trouble in life

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The [(3rd)] Solitude-Society dimension** may not properly run across the Circle at all: but it is related to Separation in an ambivalent way. There is the solitude of the Hermit and of the Psychopath: the Society of the lover of his fellow men, and of the neurotic.**** But the problem with the Thought-Action dimension (as with others) is vagueness: what kind of Thought?# We have been through all this before.#*

*[See next entry.]

**[Abraham Sperling Ph.D., Psychology Made Simple, 1967; 173]

***cf [[Redbook5:154][19880615:1314]{Personality Indicators (2)}[6^th June 1988], &/or [Redbook5:154-155][19880615:1314b]{Concepts of Psychology}[6^th June 1988]] 154.

****??

#And: Thought by contrast to what? <880608>

#*[Ref unclear]

[The footnote “FOOTNOTE. E[ncyclopaedia] B[ritannica]: Extraversion” inserted at the foot of this ms page is in the ts at the foot of the last previous entry, [Redbook5:136-137][19880606:0955c]{Personality Indicators [continued]}[6^th June 1988].]

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