EII Markers

Humanist

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#1

Characterized by conscientiousness, developed sense of guilt, justice instinct, respect for the rights and interests of others (especially those with whom he interacts).

#2

Possibly has a strong fear of social interaction due to indecisiveness, tendency to agonize over doubts and worries about trifles, and low self-esteem, fearing awkward social situations and becoming a subject of gossip.

#3

Often experiences guilt and remorse (sometimes obsessive), even when not at fault.

#4

In interactions, he is emotionally flexible, attentive, and adapts to his conversational partner.

#5

Tends to have a 'narrow' step in his walk.

#6

Likely has heightened psychological sensitivity - increased vulnerability and sensitivity to criticism, and a strong dependency on others' opinions.

#7

Less brave than others, often anticipates potential danger, imagining scenarios that build intense paralyzing fear before any action occurs.

#8

Often has increased vegeto-emotional reactivity (sweating, heart palpitations, trembling, etc. under stress).

#9

Lacks readiness for decisive action to change the world; he is indecisive, conservative, and unwilling to go against the majority.

#10

Fears stress and situations requiring swift decisiveness, leading to many unfounded fears, such as fear of risky bets, exposed wires, or swinging on swings.

#11

Demonstrates increased responsibility towards close ones and friends.

#12

Likely has a fear of heights, feeling uncomfortable on the edge of an unprotected precipice.

#13

Likely has low stress tolerance, performing poorly under stress, quickly fatigued, leading to extreme inhibition.

#14

Often experiences anxiety, not from unknown dangers, but from fear of being inadequate or losing control in unfamiliar environments.

#15

Boldness and impudence are not his traits; rather, he is typically cautious, indecisive, and shy.

#16

As a child, he was obedient and easygoing.

#17

Tends to think slowly, pondering decisions with delay.

#18

Obedient and compliant, attentive to cautionary warnings, despises those who create public inconvenience through reckless behavior and actively avoids risky situations.

#19

Self-critical, listens to others' opinions and advice, not dismissively.

#20

Primarily oriented towards his internal ethical world, the world of emotions and experiences.

#21

Statistically less likely to commit economic or property crimes throughout his life.

#22

Has a strong moral prejudice against any form of property crime, unable to imagine himself committing theft or fraud.

#23

Dislikes 'life challenges,' stressful, and risky situations are not to his taste.

#24

Often lost under time pressure, struggling to retrieve necessary information quickly and formulate responses during conversations.

#25

Generally has a slow cognitive tempo, mainly due to difficulties in rapidly switching thoughts.

#26

Highly empathetic towards others' negative emotions, easily 'catching' these feelings and experiencing deep empathetic resonance.

#27

Displays significant indecision in making choices, often hesitant and prone to changing his mind.

#28

Easily exhausted and immobilized in situations requiring 'explosive' attention and effort.

#29

Prone to increased fright with sudden disorientation and intense physiological reactions to fear.

#30

Insecure about his capabilities, often seeks external validation and frequently doubts his own successes and decisions.

#31

Experiences strong psychosomatic reactions in response to fear and fright (sweating, heart palpitations, trembling, etc.).

#32

Very cautious, avoiding potential dangers and hazardous situations (e.g., car racing, bungee jumping).

#33

Frequently fears damaging relationships.

#34

Highly sensitive to any violations of social and moral norms, placing great importance on issues of reputation.

#35

Dislikes dangerous situations, carefully avoiding them due to the unpleasant fear they evoke, rather than excitement.

#36

Tends to avoid conflicts, favoring compromise and de-escalation in both personal and surrounding relationships.

#37

Calm and balanced, not suited for the role of a 'wicked jester' in social settings.

#38

Rarely goes 'against the current,' almost never opposing prevailing public opinions.

#39

Easily accepts limitations on his freedom.

#40

Very considerate in verbal interactions, rarely engaging in verbal aggression or rudeness.

#41

Completely uncharacteristic to boast.

#42

Characterized by shyness, hesitation, and slow verbal responses; prefers to express deeper thoughts in writing after careful consideration.

#43

Exhibits 'mental stickiness,' struggling with decision-making due to persistent cognitive delays.

#44

Lacks an obsession with work; not prone to becoming overly enthusiastic or intensely driven.

#45

Easily frightened by many actions and situations, prone to anxiety and fear reactions, including panic.

#46

In literature, he is more interested in character interactions than the plot itself.

#47

Enjoys listening to others, finding their opinions, experiences, and emotions engaging.

#48

His own opinions are rarely known publicly as he often conceals them or does not promote them broadly.

#49

Highly conscientious, often dwelling on his own doubts and emotional struggles.

#50

In his actions, he tends to conform to the group, the majority, or a leader, rarely going 'against the flow.

#51

Statistically less likely to commit violent crimes against individuals.

#52

Values moderation and gradual progress, disliking radical or excessive measures.

#53

Respects the rights and intrinsic worth of others, regardless of their strength, capabilities, or social status.

#54

Not nonconformist; generally acts as a peacemaker within groups, soothing rather than inciting conflicts.

#55

Poor sense of direction, easily gets lost in unfamiliar settings.

#56

Better at managing the mood of one person rather than a group.

#57

Prefers to maintain steady states rather than manage dynamic processes.

#58

Patient and not irritated by others' slowness.

#59

Capable of empathetically understanding others' perspectives and feelings.

#60

Deeply considers the impact of his actions on others, always mindful of the consequences for them.

#61

Typically slow in muscular response and quick movement initiation.

#62

Often experiences 'sticky' cognitive obsessions, such as recurring thoughts or memories that persistently return.

#63

Demonstrates reduced attention mobility and quick switching ability, especially visually.

#64

Does not experience hypomanic states characterized by rapid thought and irritability.

#65

Cautious and distrustful in relationships, preferring to plan ahead and minimize risks.

#66

Lacks entrepreneurial spirit due to his caution and low stress tolerance.

#67

Behaviorally compliant, avoiding conflicts and focusing on de-escalation and peace.

#68

Highly tolerant, easygoing, and compassionate, unwilling to deny help or be merciless.

#69

Believes in fate and has a passive attitude towards the future.

#70

Easily refrains from impatient or aggressive displays, maintaining a calm demeanor.

#71

Highly adept at understanding others' perspectives, aiding in predicting their behavior.

#72

Highly influenced by others' moods, which directly affect his own emotional state.

#73

Not stubborn; often too quick to agree with others, even when it might be wise to resist.

#74

Lacks persistence and breakthrough capabilities.

#75

More focused on safety and withdrawal strategies than aggressive tactics when starting projects.

#76

Lacks muscular tone, quickly fatigued by physical efforts.

#77

Disinclined towards risk and prefers predictable, safe situations.

#78

Modest by nature, not inclined to flaunt higher status or demean others to emphasize superiority.

#79

Dislikes having to formulate responses, often directing conversations by asking questions instead.

#80

Non-authoritative, open to having his views challenged and readily admits mistakes.

#81

Discusses assumptions without insisting on their absolute certainty, recognizing the potential for error.

#82

Does not set radical, ambitious goals but prefers achievable objectives.

#83

Exhibits discipline and adherence to established norms.

#84

Reserved and quiet in social interactions.

#85

Deeply committed to ethical norms and societal rules.

#86

Prefers inhibitory responses over excitable reactions, characterized by deliberateness and patience.

#87

Dislikes public speaking due to a lack of confidence and preference for quiet communication.

#88

May struggle with quickly understanding rapid speech.

#89

Frequently contemplates the well-being of his loved ones, demonstrating kindness and a willingness to care for others.

#90

Sensitive to awkward social situations, often feeling discomfort.

#91

Intensely disturbed by loud noises, preferring quieter environments.

#92

Generally speaks quietly and maintains a calm demeanor.

#93

Exhibits a high level of anxiety about potential threats and dangers.

#94

Lacks feverish excitement, preferring states of tranquility and slow-paced serenity.

#95

Deeply empathetic towards others in distress, incapable of remaining indifferent to suffering or injustice.

#96

Lacks logical agility but excels in making others feel comfortable and valued in interactions.

#97

Likely has small, neat handwriting.

#98

Disinterested in pursuits that involve aggressive or confrontational tactics.

#99

Moves and works at a slow pace, excelling in tasks that require persistence rather than rapid achievement.

#100

Prefers maintenance roles over aggressive expansion or risky endeavors.

#101

Typically does not exhibit increased aggression under the influence of alcohol.

#102

Avoids competitive behaviors, not seeking dominance within groups.

#103

Reluctant to initiate breakups or conflicts.

#104

Dislikes acquiring enemies and feels uneasy about conflicts, often taking disputes to heart.

#105

Repelled by physical altercations and the use of weapons.

#106

Respects others' interests as nearly equal to his own, responsive to requests and altruistic in nature.

#107

Lacks intense passion or involvement in scandalous or confrontational situations.

#108

Prefers long-term engagement with familiar, even if monotonous, activities rather than seeking variety.

#109

Respects the individuality of others, emphasizing the importance of each person.

#110

Focuses on self-made prosperity through constructive efforts rather than exploiting others.

#111

Non-egotistical, with strong empathic and altruistic tendencies.

#112

Often struggles with complex household appliances.

#113

Prone to long-lasting fixations on fears and doubts related to personal grievances or awkwardness.

#114

Demonstrates high fidelity in relationships and consistent loyalty in friendships.

#115

Typically avoids provoking or irritating others, disliking such behavior nearby.

#116

Adheres closely to laws, moral norms, and societal expectations, fulfilling commitments reliably.

#117

Patient and composed by nature.

#118

May experience heightened sweating, particularly under stress.

#119

Highly responsive to others' emotions, capable of genuine empathy and emotional contagion.

#120

Retains unpleasant memories vividly, frequently revisiting past mistakes or embarrassing moments.

#121

Disinclined to engage in trolling or verbal harassment, finding no pleasure in such interactions.

#122

Unlikely to prioritize his child's needs at the expense of others, respecting the rights and well-being of all children.

#123

Values the rights and dignity of others, avoiding actions that might infringe on their comfort or rights.

#124

Characterized by restrained and leisurely movements, not prone to haste.

#125

Critically self-aware and open to constructive criticism from others.

#126

Conservative and meticulous, struggles with rapid changes and prefers familiar settings as a psychological safety net.

#127

Finds it challenging to let go of the past, often ruminating on past experiences and questioning the correctness of past actions.

#128

Struggles to let go of past events, frequently dwelling on past emotional memories-both distant and recent-pondering the correctness of his past actions.

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