I've listed here their most significant traits, for reference.
Qi - separation of independence (Most - LII, ESI; Least - SLE, IEE)
YES:
Individuality is above all, I am alien to any hierarchy, pack and groupism.
I respect another person's individual personality more than the ability to fit into the collective as a useful member.
It is true that as a rule I do not tolerate pressure on myself from any general, collective or “public” opinion.
In any endeavor, it is very important for me to maintain a sense of my independence.
I react very painfully and sensitively to any injustice done both to me and to others.
I do not need any leaders and chiefs, I am on my own.
If a person seldom doubts, he does not know how to think.
I rather and more often distrust the opinion of the majority than I trust it.
NO:
I almost always feel myself not as a loner, but as part of a clan, a tribe.
Collective responsibility is an important part of good work.
Contradictions in society should be hidden, not shown.
Qe - separation of elitism (Most - EIE, LSE; Least - SEI, ILI)
YES:
I think I experience feelings of physical disgust more often than others.
I am squeamish, and it often happens that after shaking hands with some people I try to go wash my hands quickly.
I dislike everything ordinary, gray and unattractive - I am afraid of being “infected” by it.
I dislike buying food in cheap stores.
I am often afraid for some reason to lose my status, to lose my social identity.
I always get angry and annoyed if people start asking questions while I have not finished making my point.
All my habits are good and desirable.
NO:
I can have no problem communicating on equal terms with a person I don't actually respect.
I am patient and tolerant of people whom many others find disagreeable.
Envy and competition are clearly not my thing.
The feeling of physical disgust is almost unfamiliar to me.
Di - acceptance of subordination (Most - LSI, EII; Least - ILE, SEE). Due to this correlating with creative-Se, your average LSI is far more Di-ish than your average EII.
YES:
In this life I work for the sake of others, and that suits me fine.
My life is dedicated to the common collective good.
I easily let other people give me tasks.
As a child, I liked cautionary fables more than fairy tales.
Opinions and positions of authority are important to me regarding important tasks.
Deviations from established rules are acceptable only in the most exceptional cases - “the law is harsh, but it is the law”.
I like uniformity in everything.
NO:
I get very annoyed when any errands are imposed on me.
I hate being dictated to or even just advised on the order of my work.
I strive to behave usually purely independently and originally - contrary to general opinion and the crowd.
If someone reproaches me, appeals to my conscience or teaches me a sense of tact - I easily can be enraged.
De - acceptance of collaboration (Most - ESE, LIE; Least - IEI, SLI)
YES:
I tend to reduce my distance in communication with another person decisively and without delay if reason tells me it is in my best interest to do so.
Other, surrounding people and my relationships with them are an inseparable part and natural extension of my self.
During a party, I often go from person to person without staying long and have time to socialize with many people.
I am able to establish long-term trusting mutually beneficial relationships with people, carried out on the principle of “you to me, I to you”.
The future cannot be accurately predicted, but it is necessary and pleasant to form, plan and remake it with my own hands.
“Think about reality well, and it will become as you want it to be” - that's my motto.
NO:
I don't let anyone into my inner world.
I feel confused in unexpected situations with many people.
I stay out of other people's business as much as possible.
I often carefully move away from a person if he or she comes too close to me during a conversation.
I get annoyed if during a trip on public transport my neighbor looks at a newspaper or a book I am reading.
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