The Thematic Hierarchy

[Pionart]

I've constructed a model mirroring spiral dynamics. It's based on developmental stages. There is a lot of variation in which stage someone gets to in life. Each stage resembles a cognitive function. There are 16 levels but I haven't named the higher levels. Any type can be at any level but some types (Ni primary especially) are more likely to ascend the hierarchy.



The stages are as follows:

Appearance Se
Convention Si
Success Te
Learning Ti
Progressive Fe
Introspective Fi
Experimental Ne
Universal Ni
The Now Se
Rewriting Si
Mission Te
Axiom Ti
Fe
Fi
Ne
Ni

 

[Pionart]

Anyway, don't worry about the names of the levels. The point is the order the functions go in

There is actually a second side of this, a different function order. And it goes:

Se
Si
Fe
Fi
Te
Ti
Ne
Ni

And then repeats in a higher form.

So while I is a bit higher than E, andN is much higher than S, there is a hierarchy where F is higher than T, and a hierarchy where T is higher than F.

 

[Pionart]

Pretty much every stage based development model you see, many of them anyway, are a (rather bad) approximation of the function orders I have just shown.

I have just shown you the future of developmental psychology.

Is that a big deal?

 

[Pionart]

I can't believe I've made one of the greatest breakthroughs in psychology EVER, and no one asks me questions about it.

 

[Pionart]

There are multiple different hierarchies which follow this function order.

At least one of these models doesn't have higher versions of the functions, so it's two orders of 8 levels rather than 16.

The actualisation hierarchy, also known as the hierarchy of the unconscious and the elevator of enlightenment, Is a rather complex model involving multiple aspects, but part of this is the 16x2 levels that I have shown.

 

[Pionart]

There is at least one hierarchy where I have developed higher Ni.

I know a few hierarchies.