Abstract
The problem of the fact associated with the scientific reflection of the processes that create typological relationships in modern psychological research is not high enough. In social and humanity sciences, there are procedures for simplifying this area as a logical and methodological basis for the development of typological and structural components. The article discusses the problem of personality typology in psychology and analyzes the results of the research on defining the specifics of the methodology of studying personality types based on the levels of social intelligence that ensured personality maturity. As a result of scientific research, the psycho types are divided into 4 types: imperative, declarative, explicit, and implicit, which differ from the function and level of social intelligence of a person as well as the correlational relations between indicators of social intelligence cluster of personality types have been determined.
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