High salt consumption (one possible factor is high central dopamine).

Standard Deviation

SD3: 0.20

Information Gain

+1.65

Average

~44%

Types

Highest:
LSE+57%
Lowest:
LSI+31%
ILE
+45%
ESE
+34%
SEI
+42%
LII
+40%
EIE
+51%
SLE
+47%
LSI
+31%
IEI
+37%
SEE
+42%
LIE
+38%
ILI
+39%
ESI
+36%
LSE
+57%
IEE
+49%
EII
+38%
SLI
+40%

Functions

Strongest:
Qe+2.36
Weakest:
De-1.32
Ni
-0.71
Ne
+1.63
Si
+0.21
Se
-0.21
Ti
-1.01
Te
+1.01
Fi
-0.79
Fe
-0.13
Qi
-0.94
Qe
+2.36
Di
-0.71
De
-1.32

Quadras

α
-0.21
β
-0.02
γ
-0.44
δ
+0.67

Clubs

NT
-0.17
ST
+0.33
NF
+0.33
SF
-0.48

Big 5

O
+0.05
C
-0.17
E
+0.08
A
-0.21
N
+0.25

Dimensions

Strongest:
Extraversion0.57
Second:
Negativist0.54
Extraversion0.57Introversion
Intuitive0.08Sensing
Logic0.08Ethics
Irrational0.15Rational
Peripheral0.23Central
Ascending-0.11Descending
Static-0.10Dynamic
Democratic-0.33Aristocratic
Questim0.29Declatim
Process0.23Result
Constructivist-0.06Emotivist
Positivist-0.54Negativist
Yielding0.13Obstinate
Tactical-0.10Strategic
Carefree-0.02Farsighted

Small Groups

Top 3
1

Will Form:
Directive

4

1.44
2

Quadra Role:
Leader

7

1.09
3

Form of Thinking:
Dialectical

31

0.86

Psychopathology

General Psychopathology Factor

p-factor ≈0.19

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

Intercorrelations