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The intuitive - logical extrovert - Don Quixote（中略）integrity of the external situation. The world should be always harmonious and complete – this is the principle of existence of this type.

A Don Quixote’s first function might be one of the possible reasons for aggression. […] Think of a Don Quixote leaving for work in the morning. He is late, but he is planning on cutting a corner to be on time. He knows he will be five minutes late, but the boss will be five minutes late also. Anyway he will make it! At this moment his wife (Dreiser) says: “Listen, you are late anyway, take out the garbage on your way out”. This statement may provoke aggression, which Dreiser does not expect. But the boss’ reprimand “Why are you late?” will not cause aggression. Well, I am late, but I have had objective reasons to be late. It is normal. But this type will not tolerate when someone attempts to destroy the integrity of the external situation.

A Don Quixote's zone of fears covers activity, deed, perfection. This type finds it difficult to finish a task. A lot of his projects remain unfinished.（中略）A Don Quixote might write and rewrite a book or a dissertation several times; it takes him several years to remodel a house. At times they seem indecisive and struggle even with small things. They struggle over a pair of shoes at the store, for example.

Napoleon, for example, is well suited for the role of a leader, he constantly gets additional energy, psychological rewards from the job, and he is the right man in the right place. For Don Quixote, on the contrary, the psychological price of the job would be devastating simply because of the manipulations implied in area of his third function and the zone of fears. Therefore, as a rule, Don Quixote tries to avoid leading positions; he looks for a place of a consulting expert or something of the kind.

A Don Quixote and a Huxley take it easy when facing the unexpected or the unscheduled. Unexpected events arouse their interest.

If a Don Quixote says "maybe" it means "no". If he/she says "yes" then more likely it means "maybe". To be able to say "no" a Don Quixote needs to pluck up all of his/her courage.

a Don Quixote and a Hugo have stirring relationships. […] What does a Don Quixote sell? This type usually sells the way of understanding, the explanation of people’s relationships (this is exactly what I am doing now: I am, a Don Quixote, teaching you the way of socionics - a science which explains relationships between people). […] This type is buying complete sensory feelings, experiences.

Things that are a Don Quixote’s creative function, an important issue of his realization, fall into a Dreiser’s zone of fears. “The things you do frighten me.” […] A Don Quixote’s objective ethics: “I am good when others have a good attitude to me.” A Dreiser ignores these things. Thus there is some ground for a conflict. […] A Don Quixote's first function is the integrity of the outside world, but a Dreiser’s first function is the zone of problem solving.