【Sensitivity that Senses the World (Perceptive Flow)】
Receiving directly without judgment
Sensing the flow, change, and rhythm of the world
Integrating internal and external stimuli as sensory and intuitive structures
【Active Perceiver】
Actively "sensing" the world
Exploratory, perceptive
Openness to the environment
【Process Observer】
Observing the world as a process
Tracking changes and signs
Grasping "how things are happening"
【Dynamics Perceiver】
Perceiving the direction of change in situations and people
Understanding spatial, emotional, and intuitive continuity
Reading the flow
【Present-Moment Immersionist】
Emphasis on the present moment and the here-and-now
Immediacy, synchronicity
Going with the flow
【Essence of Irrational Types】
Higher-order concept of Ne/Ni/Se/Si series
Foundation of sensory and intuitive perception
Recognition mode, exploration mode
【Sensory】
Positive: Rich experience, sensitivity; Negative: Lack of judgment, impulsive
【Intuitive】
Positive: Insight, foresight; Negative: Unrealistic, lacking evidence
【Process-oriented】
Positive: Flexibility, adaptability; Negative: Unstable, lacking planning
【Improvisational】
Positive: Creativity, quick-wittedness; Negative: Lacking consistency, unplanned
【Mild】
Excessive stimulus-seeking, complete improvisation
【Moderate】
Complete lack of planning, loss of judgment
Destabilization of human relationships
【Severe】
Sensory numbness, deterioration of health, burnout
【Path to Recovery】
Moderate structure, acquisition of judgment
Rebuilding human relationships, developing complementary functions
【Early Stage: Simple Sensing Phase】
Naive sensing, basic perception
【Middle Stage: Sensory Integration Phase】
Techniques for sensory and intuitive perception, formation of process observation
【Late Stage: Complex Intuition Phase】
Deep sensory integration, advanced intuitive insight
【Maturity Stage: Deep Integration of Perception and Sensitivity Phase】
Complete perceptive control, guiding younger individuals in sensory development
【Sensory and Intuitive Cognition】
Perceiving the flow, change, and rhythm of the world
Grasping impressions and atmosphere
Feeling process-based and continuous things as they are
【Process-based and Continuous】
Observing the world as a process
Tracking changes and signs
Grasping "how things are happening"
【Immersion in the Present】
Emphasis on the present moment and the here-and-now
Immediacy, synchronicity
Going with the flow
【Active Perception】
Actively "sensing" the world
Exploratory, perceptive
Perceiving dynamics
【Emphasized Elements】
Flow, change, rhythm, impressions, atmosphere
Sensory experience, intuitive insight
Present moment, here-and-now
Dynamics, process
Spatial, emotional, and intuitive continuity
【De-emphasized Elements】
Fixed judgments, static structures
Only "whether it is correct"
Only reason, only suppression
【Decision-Making Process】
Reception of external stimuli → Sensory integration → Intuitive insight → Grasping the flow → Improvisational judgment → Flexible adaptation
Instantaneous decisions lasting seconds to minutes
"How things are happening" as the criterion
Situation-adaptive
【Process of Perception and Sensitivity】
Reception of external stimuli: Receiving directly without judgment
Sensory integration: Integrating internal and external stimuli as sensory structures
Intuitive insight: Intuition of patterns, possibilities, and signs
Grasping the flow: Tracking changes and signs
Perceiving dynamics: Perceiving the direction of change
Improvisational judgment: Situation-adaptive judgment
Flexible adaptation: Flexible and improvisational action
【Characteristics】
Receiving directly without judgment
Observing the world as a process
Tracking changes and signs
Spatial, emotional, and intuitive continuity
Emphasis on the present moment and the here-and-now
Situation-adaptive, improvisational
【Attention Priority】
Flow, change, rhythm (highest sensitivity), impressions, atmosphere
Sensory experience, intuitive insight
Present moment, here-and-now
Dynamics, process
【Easily Overlooked】
Long-term planning, fixed structures, logical consistency, ethical criteria
【Daily Life】
Sensing the flow, change, and rhythm of the world
Grasping impressions and atmosphere
Actively "sensing" the world
Emphasis on the present moment and the here-and-now
【Thinking Style】
Sensory, intuitive
Process-based, continuous
Immersion in the present
Active perception
【Learning Style】
Prefers: Experiential understanding, exploratory learning, immediate experience
Dislikes: Fixed judgments, only static theory, only suppression
【Speaking Style】
Content: Flow, change, impressions, atmosphere, "how things are happening"
Style: Flexibly, improvisationally, sensorily
Characteristics: Perception, sensing, dynamics
【Listening Style】
High sensitivity to flow and change, detection of impressions and atmosphere
"Fixed" "Static"
【Discussion Style】
Role: Perceiver, sensor, one who reads the flow
Effect: Things become flexible, dynamics become visible, or unstable, tendency to lack planning
【Healthy Range】
Stronger sensory exploration, deepening of perception, sharpening of intuition
【Moderate Stress】
Excessive stimulus-seeking, complete improvisation
【High Stress】
Sensory numbness, deterioration of health, burnout
【Signs of Recovery】
Sensory experience, exploration, going with the flow
【Waking Pattern】
Perceptive, "What is today's flow?"
【Daytime Pattern】
Continuous sensory exploration, perception, improvisational adaptation
【Evening Pattern】
Reflection on today's experiences, confirmation of "Did I go with the flow?"
【Days Off】
Sensory experiences, exploration, pursuit of novelty
【Integration Circuit of Perception and Sensitivity】
Direct reception of external stimuli
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Receiving directly without judgment
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Sensing of phenomena
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Perceiving the flow, change, and rhythm of the world
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Grasping impressions and atmosphere
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Feeling process-based and continuous things as they are
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Sensory integration
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Integrating internal and external stimuli as sensory structures
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Formation of intuitive structures
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Intuition of patterns, possibilities, and signs
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Active perception
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Actively "sensing" the world
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Observation as process
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Observing the world as a process
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Tracking changes and signs
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Grasping "how things are happening"
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Understanding continuity
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Understanding spatial, emotional, and intuitive continuity
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Perceiving dynamics
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Perceiving the direction of change in situations and people
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Immersion in the present
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Emphasis on the present moment and the here-and-now
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Immediacy, synchronicity
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Flexible adaptation
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Flexible and improvisational action
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Situation-adaptive judgment
【Dopamine (High Level, Tonic Type)】
Sustained sensory exploration
Continuous novelty detection
Maintenance of excitement
Sustained exploratory motivation
【Acetylcholine (High Level, Sustained)】
Maintenance of sensory attention
Continuation of exploratory behavior
Perceptual sensitivity
Openness to the environment
【Serotonin (Low to Medium Level, Variable Type)】
Suppression of judgment
Maintenance of flexibility
Fluid state
【Noradrenaline (Medium Level, Tonic Type)】
Sustained attention to environmental stimuli
Sensitivity to change
Maintenance of vigilance
【Endorphin (Medium to High Level, Variable Type)】
Sensory pleasure
Joy of going with the flow
Reward for exploration
【Glutamate (High Activity)】
Activation of sensory areas
Processing of vision, hearing, touch, smell, and taste
Activation of association areas
Sensory integration, pattern recognition, spatial understanding
Activation of the limbic system
Emotional association, memory formation, emotional response
Right hemisphere dominance: Holistic, intuitive, spatial processing
【Excitation Conditions】
External stimuli, environmental changes
Flow, rhythm, impressions, atmosphere
Sensory experience, intuitive insight
Detection of changes and signs
Present moment, here-and-now
Dynamics, process
Novelty, exploration
【Inhibition Conditions】
Forced fixed judgments
Static states, environments without change
Excessive suppression, demands for reason only
Blocking of sensations
【Developmental Mechanism】
Early: Simple sensing → Middle: Sensory integration → Late: Complex intuition → Mature: Deep integration of perception and sensitivity
【Consumption Pattern】
Medium to High (90-140 kcal/hour), Variable
Depletion from continuous sensory exploration and perception
【Duration】
Instantaneous perception lasting seconds to hours
Continuous sensory attention
【Fatigue and Recovery】
Fatigue: Blocking of sensations, forced fixed judgments, static states
Recovery: Sensory experience, exploration, going with the flow
Characteristics: Tonic response type, responding in sync with external stimuli
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