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This is a discussion on how are instinctinctual subtypes defined? within the Enneagram Personality Theory Forum forums, part of the Personality Type Forums category; i understand the three category subtypes but i want to know why some types are sexual, social or self pres ...

  1. 03-16-2010 12:37 PM #1
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    how are instinctinctual subtypes defined?

    i understand the three category subtypes but i want to know why some types are sexual, social or self pres why are some one and some another???

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  3. 03-18-2010 01:36 PM #2
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    Each type has the three variants - no type has claim over one or any of them. Is that what you were asking?
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  5. 03-18-2010 01:54 PM #3
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    yes thank you that is very helpful .
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