Intuition02.09.2019
Intuition – a trait that deals with deep perception of abstract, immaterial, untouchable, tasteless, invisible, obscure information through associations, patterns and symbols. Intuition is a must for recognizing flows of events, opportunities and synchronisation of processes. Intuition is sometimes called ‘the sixth sense’. The opposite of intuition is sensing.
The symbols of intuition:
– figurative intuition, 
– interpretive intuition.
In the international designations of sociotypes, consisting of four letters, the second letter N stands for intuition.
Here below in the table there are given main differences between sensing and intuition, which can be used when determining the sociotype of a person.
| Sensing (S) |
Intuition (N) | |
| I am inclined | to benefit from the advantages that are available at this moment | to be excited about the memories of past or opportunities in the future |
| If I had to work in a factory, I would enjoy | production and distribution | research and design |
| One may rebuke me as | being too conservative | too oblivious and distant from the reality |
| In a new situation, I focus on | what is present in front of me here and now | what scope of changes this situation brings |
Intuitive sociotypes:
- Don Quixote
- Robespierre
- Hamlet
- Esenin
- Balzac
- Jack
- Dostoevsky
- Huxley