Index

Anomalies in Original F/D Theory

• from 'S-N Blindness'

'Carrington', the movie

• A true '4', from Huber's Essay

Castillejo, Irene Claremont de

• from 'Common Ground, Part 4"

Chernick

• and Instinctual Sub-types, from Huber's Essay

Comparing EM survey and R/F survey

• from 'Update'

Confusing 4s and 6s

• from 'Update'

Data Lenses

• defined, from 'S-N Blindness'
• first applied, from 'in Defense'

'Deep' and 'Surface' Structure

• Deep and Surface Structure, from 'Common Ground'
• Deep Structure, from 'Common Ground'
• Deep Structure in MBTI Theory, from 'Common Ground'
• Deep Structure in Enneagram Theory, from 'Common Ground'
• Deep Structure in Ennea-theory, according to F/D model, from 'Common Ground, Part 2'
• Concept of Deep Structure Introduced

Dominant-Function Struggle

• Concept Introduced by Gabbard and Applied to Enneazone 7, from Gabbard's essay
• 'Colonel Slader' as Example of Someone Suffering Such a Struggle, from 'Why Do We Confuse?'
• How 'S-N Blindness' in the Enneagram Creates the Appearance of an S-N 'Dominant-Function Struggle', from 'S-N Blindness'

Empirical Confirmation, of theories

• from 'Common Ground, Part 4'

Enantiodromic Shift

• from 'Common Ground, Part 4'

'Enlightened' Qualities, Associated with Enneagram 'Points'

• Associated with Each Enneagram Point, from 'Nine Enlightened Qualities'
• Chart Depicting the Nine Qualities and Nine Drawbacks, from 'Nine Enlightened Qualities'
• and 'inferior' function, from 'Common Ground, Part 4'

Enneagram Type Two, described

• from 'Nine Enlightened Qualities'
• from 'Common Ground, Part 3'

Enneagram Type Three, described

• from 'Nine Enlightened Qualities'
• from 'Common Ground, Part 3'

Enneagram Type Four, described

• from 'Nine Enlightened Qualities'
• from 'Common Ground, Part 3'

Enneagram Type Five, described

• from 'Nine Enlightened Qualities'
• from 'Common Ground, Part 3'

Enneagram Type Six, described

• from 'Nine Enlightened Qualities'
• from 'Common Ground, Part 3'

Enneagram Type Seven, described

• from 'Nine Enlightened Qualities'
• from 'Common Ground, Part 3'

Enneagram Type Eight, described

• from 'Nine Enlightened Qualities'
• from 'Common Ground, Part 3'

Enneagram Type Nine, described

• from 'Nine Enlightened Qualities'
• from 'Common Ground, Part 3'

Enneagram Type One, described

• from 'Nine Enlightened Qualities'
• from 'Common Ground, Part 3'

Erickson, Milton

• 'utilizing' the 'inferior' function, from 'Common Ground, Part 4'

'Families' of MBTI Types Clustering in Enneazones

• defined, from 'Common Ground, Part 2'

Gurdieff

• from Geldart

Hitler

• and I(N/S)TJs, from 'Common Ground, Part 4'
• and 'Dominant function struggle', from 'Why Do We Confuse?'
• and the 4-6 Confusion, from Huber's essay

Hurley/Dobson

• H/D's triad theory, from 'Common Ground'

Hybrid 'prototypes' (reflecting Jungian and S-N Blindness Principles)

• from 'S-N Blindness'

Ichazo

• And the Confusion of 4 and 6, from Huber's Essay
• And Naranjo, from Huber's Essay
• and 'passions', from Geldart

'Inferior' Function

• from 'Common Ground, Part 4'

IF (Introverted Feeling Type), appropriate to zone 9

• from 'S-N Blindness'

'Issues' Related to 'Inferior' Function

• defined, from 'Common Ground, Part 2'

Jung

• Jung's Personality Theory, from 'Common Ground'
• from Geldart

'Jungian' types

• Assessing Their 'I-values' from the EM Study, in 'in Defense'

Kuhn, Thomas

• from, 'Pitfalls of Professionalism'

(the) 'No-relationship' Theory

• The theory that there is no relationship between the MBTI and ENNEAGRAM is critiqued, from 'in Defense'

MBTI 'opposites'

• Three kinds of MBTI 'opposite' (shadow, complementary, mirror), from 'Common Ground, Part 2'
• 'complementary' opposites, according to Geldart
• A fourth KIND of MBTI 'opposite': types in a 'dominant function preference struggle', from Gabbard

Morrison, Jim

• as an exemplary 'Four', from Huber

Myers

• in 'Common Ground, Part 3'

Naranjo

• and the 4-6 Confusion, from Huber's Essay
• and the Errant Transmission of the Enneagram from Ichazo, from Huber's Essay

Palmer

• and 'triad' theory, from 'Common Ground'

Paradigms

• 'Relevance' and Paradigm Shifting
• Paradox, Anomaly, and Paradigm Shifting

Persona

• and Point Three, from Geldart

Preference Struggle

• A Concept Introduced by Gabbard to Characterize Enneagram Points, from Gabbard's Essay

'Prototypes' in F/D theory

• from 'S-N Blindness'
• from 'Common Ground, part2'

Quenk, Naomi

• from 'Common Ground, Part 3'

RHETI (Rison Hudson Type Indicator)

• resolves 'ambiguity', from Geldart

Richards/Flautt Study

• from 'Update'

Riso

• and 'triad' theory, from 'Common Ground'

'Scent of a Woman'

• 'Colonel Slader' as a 6, from Huber's Essay
• Allegorical Analysis of the Movie, from 'Why Do We Confuse?'

Science

• 'Professionalism' in Science, from 'Pitfalls of Professionalism'
• The 'ST' bias in the Prevailing 'Rational-Empirical' Model in Science, from 'Pitfalls of Professionalism'
• The anti-iNtuitive Bias in Science

Singer-Loomis (Jungian type indicator)

• from 'Common Ground, Part 3'

S-N Blindness

• from 'Update'
• from 'S-N Blindness'
• from 'triad' theory, in 'Common Ground'

Spread

• from 'S-N Blindness'

'Stumbling Block'

• Jung's Notion of Making the 'Stumbling Block' (inferior function) into the 'Cornerstone', from 'Common Ground, Part 4'

Three Critical MBTI 'S' Types (ISTP, ISFJ, ISFP)

• from 'Update'

Travolta Character, in 'Phenomenon'

• Interpreted as true 'INFJ', from 'Why Do We Confuse?'

Triad Theory - Assessing Triad Theory

• Theories Explaining the 891, 234 and 567 Triads are Critiqued, from 'Common Ground'
• Theories Explaining the 891, 234, and 567 Triads Are Empirically Assessed Using EM Survey Data, from 'S-N Blindness'
• Three Unconventional Triads (693,582,471)and the 'Deep' Structure of the Enneagram, from 'Nine Enlightened Qualities, Part 4'
• and the 'passions', from Geldart

(the) Twelve MBTI Types Predicted by Our Original Theory Which Are Consistently Confirmed by Empirical Evidence

• in our original theory, from 'Update'
• from 'S-N Blindness'
• seen as 'Jungian' pairs, from 'In Defense'
• in our modified 'hybrid' assignments, from '1998 Addendum'

(the) Unconscious

• and the 'inferior' function, from 'Common Ground, Part 4'

Von Franz

• from 'Common Ground, Part 3'

Wright

• and 'triad' theory, from 'Common Ground'