Process and result in socionics

Differences in the degree of immersion in the activity divide people into those for whom the process itself is important, and those for whom the final result of this process is important. The trait itself is formed by multiplying the features of rationality-irrationality and aristocracy-democracy.

 

Processors are irrational democrats and rational aristocrats. Processors concentrate on doing things and don't like to switch to other things, they can get so carried away by the process that they stop striving to complete it.

Result-oriented people are rational Democrats and irrational aristocrats.  Routers can perform several tasks at the same time, without delving into any of them, so the result can be superficial.

But they are more able to dose their efforts and switch to other more relevant tasks in time.  The complex process of results tends to be broken down into several stages in order to quickly obtain intermediate results.