Posted by Derf on November 16, 1997 at 22:37:10:
New format: the ends of each line represent indulgence (at one end) and repression (at other) of that line's primary concern. For each line, I have attempted to give a name for the line based on the primary concern of the conflict between the points (the line of...) and to describe the the conflict in respect to that primary concern (at former end of line/at latter end of line).
7-1: indulgence (7) and repression (1) of sensate feeling... the line of demands (sensate/righteous)
1-4: repression (1) and indulgence (4) of emotional feeling... the line of standards (righteous/emotional)
4-2: direct (indulgence) (4) and indirect (repression) (2) strategies of intrapersonal concerns... the line of intrapersonal concerns (inner/outer)
2-8: direct (indulgence) (8) and indirect (repression) (2) strategies of domineering nature... the line of domination strategies (indirect/direct)
8-5: expression (indulgence) (8) and repression (5) of exuberance... (both strategies of independence) ... the line of independence (from outer influences/from inner influences)
5-7: intensity (indulgence) (5) and minimizing (repression) (7) of thinking tendencies... the line of intellect
And the "primary" types... somewhat less worked-out:
9-3: affability (conflict between non-action and action)
3-6: action (conflict between internal and external frame of reference for motivation)
6-9: affection (conflict between fear and trust)