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LII Markers

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#1

Characterized by shyness with the opposite sex, difficulty in initiating contact.

#2

Often exhibits elements of abulia-weak desires and motivations, struggling to earnestly want something.

#3

Tends to remain 'unnoticeable' among people, feels embarrassed and awkward when attention is directed at him.

#4

Avoids direct eye contact.

#5

Strong inductive reasoning skills, identifying common traits and laws in phenomena.

#6

Possibly lower sexual desire and libido than average.

#7

Poor and weak visual memory for faces and their individual differences.

#8

Has a scientific mindset and heightened interest in scientific knowledge and research.

#9

Often chooses and excels in programming as a profession.

#10

Preferred serious music over dance parties in youth.

#11

Lacks natural dancing ability; if learned, faces difficulties in mastering dance movements.

#12

Increased likelihood of anticipatory fears (fear of accidental touches, cuts, burns, scalding, flu, etc.).

#13

Strong research instinct, driven by intellectual curiosity and a desire to understand underlying causes.

#14

Lacks joy and pleasure, avoids heart-to-heart conversations, and feels uncomfortable with physical expressions of affection like hugs.

#15

Due to weak cognitive empathy, faces challenges in social interactions with people unlike himself.

#16

Poor attention to visual details-struggles to remember faces, inattentive to minor environmental changes.

#17

Easily recognizes similar traits across different phenomena, skilled in abstraction and generalization.

#18

Capable of quickly identifying common traits and mechanisms in different phenomena.

#19

Rational thought influences behavior more than primal instincts.

#20

Indifferent to purely physical pleasures like fitness, bodybuilding, massages, saunas.

#21

Likely dominance of the left cerebral hemisphere in visual processing, often leading to poor color and face recognition but good at recognizing general object classes.

#22

Slowness in muscle mobilization and low reaction speed.

#23

Reduced mobility of attention and difficulty in quick switching and flexible distribution of attention.

#24

Not brash or rude; rather cautious, indecisive, and shy.

#25

Highly erudite, possessing extensive knowledge in various fields.

#26

Unable to evoke repentance in others through non-verbal means.

#27

Typically modest and shy.

#28

Creative rather than consumerist in orientation.

#29

Focuses on the inner aspects of things, people, and phenomena; pays little attention to appearances.

#30

Often stares at objects or people but doesn't scrutinize them, looking 'through them.'

#31

Lacks Machiavellian traits like manipulation and cynicism; far from treating people merely as means to an end.

#32

Lacks talent for expressing feelings through body language and mimicking others convincingly.

#33

Struggles with cognitive empathy, making it hard to adapt flexibly to people or influence them.

#34

Dislikes flattery and excessive praise.

#35

Excellent at organizing, categorizing, and systematically analyzing complex phenomena.

#36

Thought process characterized by 'stickiness' and slowness, often hesitating in decision-making.

#37

Dislikes being surrounded by many people, especially those dependent on him.

#38

Feels uncomfortable among people, thus lacks a circle of useful contacts.

#39

Inattentive to others' faces and unable to read their emotional expressions.

#40

Generally weak in the visual processing areas responsible for perceiving human faces and individual visual differences.

#41

Dislikes jobs involving frequent interaction and service to others (e.g., bartending, tourism, hairdressing).

#42

Inattentive to personal and others' appearance; dresses conservatively and often carelessly.

#43

Lacks the psychological traits needed for network marketing.

#44

Exhibits distinctly polite communication, always formal, without slang or familiarity.

#45

Unsuitable for manipulating public opinion or spreading rumors.

#46

Quick to grasp the whole picture, perceiving situations and phenomena in their entirety.

#47

Visual memory images are generalized, imprecise, and blurry.

#48

Dislikes ostentation; no need to demonstrate superiority.

#49

Quickly tires and becomes distracted in noisy gatherings.

#50

Incapable of and disinterested in intriguing or manipulating others.

#51

Avoids noisy gatherings like weddings or discos.

#52

Easily restrains impatience and anger, avoiding aggressive outbursts.

#53

Unable to flatter or offer insincere compliments, even when it might be advantageous.

#54

Tends to have less muscle mass than average.

#55

Lacks desire and ability for mimicry or imitation.

#56

Deliberates actions carefully before reacting, not prone to impulsiveness.

#57

Not very persistent, with weak breakthrough capabilities.

#58

Highly adept at systematic and hierarchical classification, causality analysis, and formal logic.

#59

Does not accumulate irritation and anger, releasing frustrations gradually rather than explosively.

#60

Impartial and honest, avoids deceit and flattery, values truth and integrity in all dealings.

#61

Avoids drawing attention, does not interfere in others' matters, and acts without ostentation.

#62

Highly inquisitive and curious.

#63

Low sociability and contact; does not mind prolonged solitude.

#64

Weak color vision, pays little attention to colors, and experiences rapid onset of color blindness in dim light.

#65

Dislikes films that mock or embarrass characters, empathizing with them and sensitive to awkwardness.

#66

Less emotionally expressive and energetic than others.

#67

Does not engage in psychological attacks on others and struggles to gauge victims' reactions.

#68

Lacks talent for voice imitation, including specific vocal mannerisms, timbre, and intonations.

#69

If not engaged in logical tasks at work, enjoys solving crosswords and logic puzzles for leisure.

#70

Prefers abstract and general over specific and concrete.

#71

Lacks activity, sociability, and vitality; tends to be reserved and shy, quickly fatigued by social interaction.

#72

Likely has a stooped posture, far from a military bearing.

#73

Shows low initiative.

#74

Painfully reacts to awkward social situations.

#75

Develops psychological dependencies (addictions) more slowly than others, showing resilience to risks like gaming, shopping, or substance abuse.

#76

Rarely, if ever, shares personal romantic details with friends.

#77

Not very hospitable or sociable.

#78

Does not experience hypomanic states, marked by thought acceleration and potential irritability.

#79

Dislikes boasting.

#80

Weak observational skills, missing many visual details and grasping only the general impression of seen objects.

#81

Enjoys collecting and organizing items, or sorting routine trivialities into categories.

#82

More impartial and fair than others.

#83

Typically develops speech later than average in childhood.

#84

Would find sales or customer relations roles challenging due to difficulty in forming warm, friendly contacts.

#85

Lacks decisiveness; hesitant and slow in decision-making, often wavering and reconsidering.

#86

Neglects physical and skincare.

#87

Generally uninterested in others.

#88

Values personal creative and constructive work over consumption and manipulation.

#89

Prone to long-standing fixations on fears, doubts, and awkwardness.

#90

Quickly assesses the direction of main forces in any given situation, exhibiting strong strategic and political thinking.

#91

Struggles to single out a specific voice in a noisy crowd.

#92

Unable to entertain or lift others' spirits, needing external stimulation to boost his own mood.

#93

Seldom buys new clothes, indifferent to shopping.

#94

Feels a constant energy deficit, conserving both physical and emotional resources.

#95

May have a higher incidence of stuttering, either in childhood or even currently.

#96

Highly sensitive to logical connections between objects and events, skilled in formal logical analysis.

#97

Lacks the need to be first or most prominent, indifferent to status.

#98

Poor long-term visual memory for surroundings.

#99

Dislikes physical contact during conversations, even with friends.

#100

Significantly less talkative, sociable, and approachable than others.

#101

Prefers to build wealth through personal creative work rather than exploiting others.

#102

Experiences ecstatic revelations frequently, deriving joy from discoveries.

#103

Sincere, just, truthful, honest, not greedy, lacks manipulative skills, straightforward in interactions, and disinterested in deceit or duplicity.

#104

Low competitive behavior, avoids rivalry and dominance, does not seek leadership or affirmation of his position.

#105

Not jealous in relationships, trusts partners and grants them significant personal freedom.

#106

Likely prefers deep, calm blue as a favorite color.

#107

Avoids discussing his connections and acquaintances.

#108

Extremely phlegmatic, hard to provoke.

#109

Likely very patient.

#110

Excels in abstract thinking, enjoys using philosophical concepts of high abstraction.

#111

Struggles with switching tasks quickly due to delayed alternative motor excitation.

#112

More likely to have a lower melanin content in the skin, resulting in typical paleness and poor tanning ability, often having blue eyes.

#113

Strong social and altruistic interests, keenly follows politics and global developments, driven by a desire for social justice.

#114

Does not demand respect based on status or accomplishments, indifferent to external signs of respect.

#115

Avoids situations that might lead to public disputes or confrontations, not inclined to provoke them.

#116

Takes initiative in a group only if necessary, knowing the best course of action but reluctant to lead.

#117

Intensively thinks nearly every moment, always engaged mentally.

#118

Tends to have weaker orgasms than average.

#119

Peaceful and balanced, unsuited for roles that provoke or unsettle others.

#120

Non-demonstrative behavior-restrained and modest, avoids emotionally charged situations, adapts slowly to new social environments.

#121

More reflective than action-oriented.

#122

Introverted subtype dislikes public speaking, lacking confidence and the ability to project his voice.

#123

Very low facial expressiveness.

#124

Does not express excitement during pivotal moments in sports, remains quiet.

#125

Struggles in conflict-ridden environments.

#126

Slower simple motor reactions.

#127

Consistently uses formal logic in reasoning, nearly flawless in logical strictness.

#128

Face tends to be narrower rather than wider compared to average.

#129

Likely has a reduced appetite.

#130

Least likely among his sociotype to have tattoos, reflecting a general aversion to body modifications.

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