For educational purposes, I often resort to examples of intimidation and scaring with negative possibilities (e.g., 'Do you know what happens to those who don't listen to their elders?')

Standard Deviation

SD3: 0.44

Information Gain

+1.17

Average

~39%

Types

Highest:
SLE+63%
Lowest:
ILE+15%
ILE
+15%
ESE
+24%
SEI
+22%
LII
+18%
EIE
+48%
SLE
+63%
LSI
+60%
IEI
+20%
SEE
+33%
LIE
+32%
ILI
+37%
ESI
+45%
LSE
+51%
IEE
+25%
EII
+24%
SLI
+32%

Functions

Strongest:
Se+2.93
Weakest:
Ne-3.21
Ni
-0.36
Ne
-3.21
Si
-0.78
Se
+2.93
Ti
+1.03
Te
+1.40
Fi
-0.46
Fe
-0.56
Qi
-1.41
Qe
+1.23
Di
+1.74
De
-0.62

Quadras

α
-1.00
β
+0.92
γ
+0.17
δ
-0.09

Clubs

NT
-0.61
ST
+1.18
NF
-0.35
SF
-0.23

Big 5

O
-0.62
C
+0.44
E
-0.04
A
-0.74
N
-0.25

Dimensions

Strongest:
Central0.55
Second:
Sensory0.48
Extraversion0.14Introversion
Intuitive-0.48Sensing
Logic0.29Ethics
Irrational-0.24Rational
Peripheral-0.55Central
Ascending-0.04Descending
Static0.07Dynamic
Democratic-0.42Aristocratic
Questim-0.11Declatim
Process0.13Result
Constructivist0.12Emotivist
Positivist-0.30Negativist
Yielding-0.02Obstinate
Tactical0.02Strategic
Carefree0.04Farsighted

Small Groups

Top 3
1

Activity Orientation:
Technical-Managerial

8

1.18
2

Psychoanalytic Group:
Owner

11

1.10
3

Contentment Balance:
Others-Dissatisfied

35

0.96

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