ハーモナイザー(調和型)DCNHサブタイプのH

H (harmonizing) subtype is also sometimes referred to as a receptive-adaptive subtype. As an enhancement of S + T functions, it is a variant of the sociotype characterized by sensitivity to changes in the broadest sense (from changes in one’s own organism to changes in the development of the organization), and developed aesthetic flair. This variant of the sociotype tolerates aggravated conflicts and contradictions less than the rest.

Internal harmony, not as a means of healing, but as an integral mode of existence, has long been developed in the East. It is based on the principle of non-action (in Daoism called Wu-Wei). The explanation follows. Any voluntary activity violates the natural course of things. Any action causes the same force of opposition. All the places in the system are already occupied. If the system is complex and variable, then we cannot know the remote consequences of our actions. Therefore, it’s useless to flutter and protrude.

Harmonizing type functioning is characterized within a group by the following: externally he looks calm, though easily loses internal balance even from little exposure; anxious, though he hopes for the best and focuses on proportionality and simplicity. He is emotionally sensitive, compliant, and avoids conflict, and at the same time at close distances can be irritable. He is tolerant for the sake of habitual comfort. He is generous and able to empathize with the weak. Many try to reach him, but he prefers to slip away.

Now a few words about the irreplaceable role of the harmonizing personality in a stable group. The harmonizer is designed to provide feedback in the communicative system. He sends correction signals as an indicator of the psychological atmosphere.

These functions are enhanced as pairs because they have similar energy. A state of physical relaxation activates the flight of imagination and vice versa.