Subjective and objective personality types

Objectivism is the dominance of objective facts over subjective opinion (it is better to see once than to hear a hundred times ); Subjectivism – on the contrary, the dominance of subjective opinion over facts, the denial or manipulation of objective facts in favor of the adopted system of views.

Also, this feature in socionics is called "cheerful" (subjectivism) and "serious" (Objectivism). To describe the manifestations of this feature in the logical sphere, the terms "objectivism" and "subjectivism" are usually used, and for manifestations in the ethical sphere, the names "cheerful" and "serious" are used.

This trait divides the socion into the first two quadras and the last two quadras.

For subjectivists, life is a game where there is an opportunity to play and start anew in case of failure. They openly show emotions, not caring about their relevance, are careless in expressing their opinions, but cautious in their actions.
They like to study and work "fun", often combining it all together. More interested in interesting, even low-paid work, reluctantly perform boring. Subjectivists rely on personal (subjective) experience and believe that other people can also have their own personal opinions. They are always ready to share their opinions and listen to someone else's.

For Objectivists, life is a reality. It's serious. If he loses, that's it. There is only one chance in life. Objectivists rely on facts in their judgments. Emotions are tried to show appropriately, that is, at work they are serious and are not distracted by jokes, and during the corporate party they come off in full. In one word, "Done the deed, walk boldly."

Work, in contrast to the "fun", prefer in silence. Objectivists are careless in their actions, they like to talk about business, work, what is profitable and what is unprofitable.