Psychology should primarily rely on an individual approach, rather than categorizing people and thus labeling them.

Standard Deviation

SD3: 0.28

Information Gain

+1.30

Average

~61%

Types

Highest:
ESI+76%
Lowest:
LII+45%
ILE
+52%
ESE
+60%
SEI
+58%
LII
+45%
EIE
+45%
SLE
+57%
LSI
+58%
IEI
+61%
SEE
+73%
LIE
+54%
ILI
+68%
ESI
+76%
LSE
+64%
IEE
+60%
EII
+68%
SLI
+75%

Functions

Strongest:
Fi+2.63
Weakest:
Ti-2.67
Ni
-0.56
Ne
-1.52
Si
+1.80
Se
+1.67
Ti
-2.67
Te
+0.84
Fi
+2.63
Fe
-2.18
Qi
+0.22
Qe
-0.35
Di
-0.03
De
-0.76

Quadras

α
-0.78
β
-0.61
γ
+0.75
δ
+0.64

Clubs

NT
-0.67
ST
+0.29
NF
-0.26
SF
+0.64

Big 5

O
-0.38
C
+0.09
E
-0.26
A
+0.23
N
-0.07

Dimensions

Strongest:
Descending0.69
Second:
Sensory0.46
Extraversion-0.30Introversion
Intuitive-0.46Sensing
Logic-0.19Ethics
Irrational0.23Rational
Peripheral-0.07Central
Ascending-0.69Descending
Static0.03Dynamic
Democratic-0.01Aristocratic
Questim0.05Declatim
Process-0.01Result
Constructivist0.19Emotivist
Positivist0.19Negativist
Yielding0.04Obstinate
Tactical0.16Strategic
Carefree-0.12Farsighted

Small Groups

Top 3
1

Economic Role:
Processor

13

1.21
2

Action-Influence Balance:
Confidential

6

1.18
3

Form of Action:
Behavior Stylizer

16

0.91

Psychopathology

General Psychopathology Factor

p-factor ≈-0.05

Note: The p-factor represents a general tendency toward psychological distress. Higher values indicate greater risk for various forms of psychopathology.

Intercorrelations