All Sorts of People - Ordered Complexity

-In this episode: We demonstrate how we obtained these traits by looking in history at two individuals who demonstrated the cognitive style of Teacher. We look here at the headings of 'Curiosity,' 'Concentration', and 'An Intellectual Loner'.

-In this episode: These two associative strategies together handle object recognition in the right hemisphere. It's interesting to examine how they divide the responsibility.

-In this episode: What takes place inside a person with deep emotional sensitivity?

-In this episode: The Contributor as a mental strategy develops upon a basis of Perceiver and Server thought. We compare Contributor planning with its Perceiver foundation.

-In this episode: This highly associative and outspoken individual thinks in terms of duty, honor, and justice, and despises the hypocrites around him who just 'don't get it' that these traits form the core of their 'personhood.'

-In this episode: The two cognitive styles which together generate imagination look at things very differently - we'll look in detail at some of these distinctions.

-In this episode: The 'telephone switchboard' of human personality has a unique insight into the operation of the other personality types, and often acts as a coordinating influence in our current society.

-In this episode: The Exhorter deals with crisis; the Contributor optimizes within limits of challenge and adventure; in combination, they implement self-initiated planning and action.

-In this episode: Three individuals in history with energy and imagination, who push others, and who deal with transitions between states, are compared with the contrasting conditions of Tourette's syndrome and Parkinson's disease, to demonstrate the existence of a fu

-In this episode: The Teacher feels emotional about the elegant explanation. The Mercy identifies emotionally with others. These two individuals never get married.