Rich experience with older adults in early childhood.

Standard Deviation

SD3: 0.32

Information Gain

+1.19

Average

~31%

Types

Highest:
LSE+50%
Lowest:
ESI+11%
ILE
+37%
ESE
+22%
SEI
+41%
LII
+23%
EIE
+32%
SLE
+18%
LSI
+30%
IEI
+18%
SEE
+40%
LIE
+21%
ILI
+41%
ESI
+11%
LSE
+50%
IEE
+30%
EII
+29%
SLI
+16%

Functions

Strongest:
Ne+1.01
Weakest:
Di-0.65
Ni
-0.50
Ne
+1.01
Si
+0.70
Se
-0.40
Ti
-0.65
Te
+0.70
Fi
-0.51
Fe
-0.36
Qi
-0.37
Qe
-0.08
Di
-0.65
De
+0.56

Quadras

α
+0.19
β
-0.39
γ
-0.04
δ
+0.24

Clubs

NT
+0.17
ST
-0.02
NF
-0.14
SF
-0.02

Big 5

O
+0.13
C
+0.01
E
+0.04
A
-0.24
N
+0.16

Dimensions

Strongest:
Process0.83
Second:
Emotivist0.28
Extraversion0.24Introversion
Intuitive0.02Sensing
Logic0.08Ethics
Irrational0.14Rational
Peripheral0.22Central
Ascending-0.10Descending
Static-0.14Dynamic
Democratic0.08Aristocratic
Questim-0.03Declatim
Process0.83Result
Constructivist-0.28Emotivist
Positivist-0.19Negativist
Yielding-0.05Obstinate
Tactical0.11Strategic
Carefree-0.14Farsighted

Small Groups

Top 3
1

Form of Thinking:
Dialectical

31

1.16
2

Project Group:
Concrete Processes

12

1.09
3

?

26

1.06

Psychopathology

General Psychopathology Factor

p-factor ≈0.11

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

Intercorrelations