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Less concerned with being liked or receiving confirmation of popularity.
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Prefers dim, subdued lighting and dislikes bright light.
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Sometimes feels emotionally numb, with no desire to act or communicate.
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Prefers an inconspicuous 'grey cardinal' role in social interactions, strategically waiting to benefit from others' actions.
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Psychologically independent from groups, indifferent to ostracism or external opinions about his status.
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Individualistic loner with low social needs and dislike for team activities.
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Values individual over group interests, rarely feels a sense of belonging.
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Low need for social validation or collective involvement.
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Maintains a significant degree of independence, preferring solitary activities.
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Displays weak sense of duty and consideration for others' expectations or needs.
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Tends towards anhedonia, rarely experiencing joy intensely.
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Highly reserved and controlled, rarely sharing personal information.
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Dislikes physical contact, even from close individuals like family.
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Appears indifferent and nonchalant about most things.
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Shows weak affective empathy, rarely noticing or sharing others' joy.
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Feels uncomfortable when attention is drawn to him.
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Does not exhibit emotional outbursts in disappointing situations.
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Displays a very low need for interaction or relationships.
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Feels indifference, even towards close individuals, and maintains a belief in emotional independence.
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May show symptoms of alexithymia, struggling to understand or express emotions.
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Exhibits low facial expressiveness.
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Skilled at deferring and downplaying problems.
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Shy and awkward in initiating interactions with the opposite sex.
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Forms weak attachments and shows little desire for closeness or communal activities.
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Unable to empathize with others' joy, making him unlikely to give compliments or engage emotionally.
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Finds the presence and participation of others more discomforting than pleasant.
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Dislikes discussing or engaging in conversations about others' personal affairs.
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Typically remains calm when others are hurt, offering help without evident distress.
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Frequently feels bored, perceiving life as mundane and uninteresting.
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Lacks a strong sense of joy or pleasure, avoids deep conversations.
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Struggles with dancing and learning dance movements.
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Rarely shares personal emotional experiences or details with friends.
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Pays little attention to personal attire.
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Often serious-faced, rarely laughs or responds to humor.
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Commonly found criticizing or warning others while appearing unexpressive.
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More likely to have problems related to dry mucous membranes.
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Conserves energy, sparingly using physical and emotional resources.
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Shows little or no emotional enthusiasm or contagion.
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Avoids direct eye contact.
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Capable of anticipation and forward-thinking.
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Unwelcoming and somewhat asocial.
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Indifferent to collective judgments and lacking in sociability.
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Less talkative and sociable compared to others.
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Lacks expressive body language and mimicking abilities.
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Highly unsociable, valuing solitude over company.
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Emotionally flat, often maintaining a monotone voice and expressionless face.
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Dislikes noisy gatherings like weddings or parties.
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Unable to entertain or uplift others' moods.
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Shows signs of abulia, with weakened desires and motivations.
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May be indifferent towards children.
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Pays little attention to personal or others' appearance.
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Exhibits very low overall behavioral activity.
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Lacks vitality and sociability, quickly fatigued by social interactions.
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Indifferent to physical pleasures like fitness or massages.
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Lacks energy, responsibility, and organizational skills in behavior.
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Likely to have a slouching posture.
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May experience discomfort in open, spacious settings.
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Often stares through objects or people without focus.
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Generally speaks quietly.
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Prone to lethargy and distraction.
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Highly emotionally restrained, showing minimal outward emotional expression.
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Quickly overwhelmed and distracted by noisy gatherings.
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Possibly experiences reduced sexual desire.
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Typically modest and shy.
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Rarely feels responsible for others, generally avoiding taking on responsibilities.
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Speaks little, preferring silence.
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May experience weaker orgasms compared to the average population.
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Generally uninterested in others.
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Dislikes physical contact, even with close family or friends.
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Remains suspicious and untrusting of others, even after getting to know them.
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Rarely synchronizes his emotions with those of others.
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Displays low initiative.
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At risk of unclear speech and difficulty with rapid, clear word articulation.
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Gestures minimally, if at all.
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More likely to have had a stutter during childhood or currently.
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Finds emotional nourishment within himself, not requiring others for emotional support.
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Poor memory for sounds and voices.
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Does not express excitement during critical moments in sports or other events.
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More focused on the internal essence than external appearances.
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Pays little attention to personal grooming.
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Lacks freedom and spontaneity in behavior, often appearing emotionally flat.
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Economical in energy use, preferring minimal movement and avoiding stress.
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Typically has weaker color vision, especially in low light.
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Reserved, quiet, and minimally emotional in interactions.
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Rarely openly shares personal viewpoints, often concealing them.
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Exhibits weak emotional (affective) empathy, leading to limited sympathy or shared feelings.
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Unaffected by others' misfortunes unless directly involved.
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Lives by the motto 'All is vanity and vexation of spirit,' exhibiting laziness and a lack of readiness for immediate action.
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Embraces a principle of minimal effort for maximum results.
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Does not exaggerate emotions and avoids escalating passions.
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Likely dominated by the left hemisphere in visual processing, affecting color and face recognition but enhancing recognition of general object types.
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Prefers maintaining a long distance in interactions, slowly closing in on people and respecting personal boundaries.
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Generally dislikes singing, whether in karaoke, in groups, or alone.
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Struggles with retaining current information.
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Maintains composure when witnessing injustice or suffering, rarely feeling much empathy.
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Less influenced by others' moods or opinions, not adept at adjusting to others.
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Generally disfavors occupations requiring frequent social interaction or service roles.
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Distrustful of others, expecting interference rather than assistance.
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Exhibits 'anti-demonstrative' behavior, being restrained and avoiding emotional or tense situations.
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Lacks skills in harmonizing relationships within groups.
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Has poor visual memory for faces, often unable to recognize or remember individual differences.
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Acts as a passive observer, lacking vitality and ambition.
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Avoids drawing attention, remaining modest and understated in behavior.
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Generally experiences more negative than positive emotions, learning quickly from unpleasant experiences.
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Rarely laughs openly and is not prone to smiling.
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Exhibits high patience, often remaining still beyond necessary levels.
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Shows weak inclination towards movement, frequently remaining immobile.
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Has a notably unexpressive voice.
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Is wary of compliments and flattery.
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Likely to experience the 'illusion of absence,' momentarily not recognizing one's reflection.
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Dislikes public speaking, lacking confidence and vocal projection.
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Unlikely to seek the owner of a lost valuable item.
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Prefers listening over speaking in conversations, being a quiet presence.
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Exhibits weak affective empathy for others' anger, maintaining calm.
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Preferred serious music over dance parties in youth.
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Unlikely to vocalize personal discomforts such as pain or hunger.
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Fascinated by slow, evolving processes, enjoying control over gradual transformations.
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Avoids discussing personal connections or acquaintances.
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Typically has functional weaknesses in visual processing areas, especially in recognizing human faces or detailed visual distinctions.
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Prefers subtle emotional nuances over stark contrasts.
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Exhibits low emotional reactivity, maintaining a steady mood.
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Dislikes emotionally intense environments, avoiding emotional upheaval.
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Often neglects physical grooming and skincare.
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Frequently feels alienated from society, experiencing disgust or apathy towards the surrounding world.
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Pays little attention to visual details, poorly remembering faces and overlooking minor environmental changes.
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Likely experiences 'anticipatory illusions,' vividly feeling imminent events as if they have already occurred.
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Exhibits procrastination and simulation if work is uninteresting or unrewarding.
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Perceives the world in muted, low-contrast colors.
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Generally non-jealous in relationships, trusting partners and allowing considerable personal freedom.
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Difficult to provoke or upset, maintaining composure under stress.
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Often disregards others, showing indifference towards their intellect, values, and interests.
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He is sarcastic and unimpressed by others' emotions. His first response to sympathy seeking is often a mocking retort or a mix of formal sympathy with a sneer.
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He likely has difficulty remembering the colors of objects, struggling to manipulate colors and shades in his imagination.
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Inhibition predominates over excitation; he easily stops any activity without inertia.
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He often experiences derealization illusions, feeling the surrounding world as 'lifeless,' strangely unfamiliar, or artificially staged.
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Dislikes being touched during conversations, even by friends.
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Often suffers from melancholy, finding life joyless and unpleasurable for long periods.
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May frequently experience depersonalization symptoms like losing a sense of self, feeling alienated, or not recognizing one's personality.
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Very composed, always maintains self-control, difficult to provoke or upset.
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Expects betrayal from friends, highly distrustful, and prone to cynicism and grumpiness, similar to Gogol's character Sobakevich.
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Prone to writer's cramp, experiencing muscle spasms in the hand after prolonged writing, affecting the smoothness of writing.
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Indifferent to selfies and personal photographs, unlikely to post them online.
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Feels insecure around people, often fearing ridicule.
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Likely has a significantly reduced appetite.
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Generally dislikes and distrusts people, always wary of their potential betrayal, has few friends and doubts their loyalty.
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Lacks muscle tone, quickly tires from even minor physical exertion.
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Characteristically patient and unflappable.
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Typically avoids social roles associated with care, emotional comfort, or psychological support (e.g., veterinarian, psychologist, caregiver).
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Not adept at storytelling or persuasive speech.
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Indifferent to strict order at home, prioritizes finding things over maintaining order.
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Prone to periodic spasms of the jaw muscles.
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Eyelids may droop, especially towards the evening due to muscle weakness, giving a half-closed appearance.
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Tends towards depressive states, feeling overwhelmed and self-deprecating, often feeling like a defeated or crushed individual.
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Often suited for roles as an appraiser (e.g., at auctions, pawn shops, insurance, real estate) due to detached judgment.
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Characterized by increased laziness, apathy, weak motivations, and a passive contemplative lifestyle.
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Unimpressionable, rarely stirred by events.
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Often wary, mentally searching for traps or dangers.
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Dominated by reason over primitive instincts in his behavior.
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Strongly opposes collective responsibility, disbelieving in communal accountability for individual actions.
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Disinclined to frequent cafes or restaurants, visits them only to eat quickly without observing other patrons.
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Exhibits weak social altruism, motivated by self-interest and indifferent to communal welfare.
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Tends to be frugal and calculating with money, always saving and weighing expenditures, not prone to wasteful or impulsive spending.
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Prioritizes money as the main life value, often at the expense of other values.