Differential Diagnosis

EII vs EIE

Marker Analysis

Interactive differential diagnosis through distinctive behavioral patterns and preferences

Type A

Type B

Interactive Marker Selection

Click on statements below to track which markers resonate with each type. This helps identify the most distinguishing characteristics between the two types.

EII

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EIE

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EII Agrees • EIE Disagrees

70 Markers

Sometimes I seem like a simple swine to myself.

I often take an interest in my relatives' affairs.

I sometimes try to better understand my friends by deliberately imagining how everything looks from their perspective.

I am equally tolerant of all people, no matter what 'cell' in life or on the geographical map they occupy.

I am often drawn to sweets, I eat them, and my mood noticeably improves for a while.

I constantly ask myself various questions internally.

I like reconciling other people (around my age).

It is difficult for me to assess the quality of both my own and others' speech by ear, but acquaintances say that my speech is usually unclear.

It is true that in my attitude towards others' views and beliefs, I am not squeamish at all.

#10

I like doing kind and pleasant things for people, even if it slightly affects my time.

#11

I love people, I believe in universal brotherhood.

#12

My main desire is to enjoy the surrounding world, full of stability and peace.

#13

I am patient and tolerant of people whom many consider unpleasant.

#14

I am very patient with the weaknesses and shortcomings of others.

#15

If I hear dissatisfied remarks addressed to me, I never snap back, I take it completely calmly, as a given.

#16

Before criticizing someone, I try to imagine how I would feel if I were in their place.

#17

I am almost unfamiliar with the feeling of physical disgust.

#18

I quickly reconcile with circumstances - the feeling of dissatisfaction does not last long.

#19

I have learned to restrain and hide my emotions.

#20

There is almost nothing in my statements that can provoke an argument.

#21

I am a person with a kind, though sometimes sad humor, gentle and pleasant to talk to.

#22

Every person deserves respect regardless of their status.

#23

I never break off relationships first, perhaps I just don't know how.

#24

Expanding my knowledge about the world interests me more than power.

#25

I have a sincere respect for 'small' people.

#26

Key concepts for me are: reputation, decency, charity, virtue, discipline, loyalty, strictness, morality, people's motives, cleanliness, condemning immodesty, persistence, willpower, secrecy.

#27

My speech is poor and restrained because I often have difficulty finding the right word - it's somewhere in my head but I can't recall it, so I often repeat the same word several times or just fall silent.

#28

I am not at all fashionable, but I always look neat and collected.

#29

I have always been responsive to requests.

#30

I am always ready to help.

#31

I try to consider all possible objections before making a decision.

#32

I sympathize with those who are worse off than me.

#33

If something goes wrong or doesn't work out, I more often blame and reproach myself, directing aggression towards myself.

#34

In dealing with people, I am closer to imperturbability and acceptance of their shortcomings rather than rejection and irritability (even if I secretly hide it).

#35

I am very sensitive to the feelings and needs of others.

#36

I have always been characterized by benevolence towards completely unfamiliar people and a willingness to forgive close ones.

#37

I love helping others.

#38

Compared to my acquaintances, I am more of an altruist by nature, almost always willing to share, try to help, and respect others' interests.

#39

I am steady and patient in monotonous work that lulls many others.

#40

I seem shy and timid.

#41

I always spend time happily in work and care - but not for myself, but for 'my people': family, friends, colleagues, common cause.

#42

I can easily postpone pleasure or even forgo it if I'm called to help with something.

#43

If I found a wallet with 300 dollars and someone else's documents, I would try to find the owner.

#44

I am more inclined to sacrifice my interests for the sake of others or the common good than others.

#45

I allow others to criticize me.

#46

I acknowledge and respect the intrinsic value of every person.

#47

I am quiet and very rarely start talking aloud on my own initiative.

#48

My aura is softly soothing, responsive to joy but devoid of bright emotions.

#49

I have a gentle and patient character, so I give the impression of a very compliant person.

#50

I usually keep my troubles to myself and do not show when something upsets me.

#51

When I sense someone's growing aggressive attitude, I usually reflexively 'slow down' my own pace, trying to gradually calm the situation.

#52

I am more inclined to carry my experiences within myself rather than voicing them aloud.

#53

Sometimes I neglect my own needs, striving to properly educate others.

#54

I believe in educating the masses on the path of goodness, self-restraint, and respect for others' rights.

#55

Characteristics typical of me are responsibility, meticulousness, and honesty.

#56

I hate conflicts.

#57

My voice usually has a tone of conciliatory agreement or evasion of the question, rather than a tone of objection.

#58

I am very tolerant of others' negative emotions.

#59

I am rather slow-thinking, my thoughts lack impulsive swiftness.

#60

A set of concepts that accurately and fully characterize me: feelings, agreement, peace, humanity, commandments, conscience, shame, politeness, duty, human soul, forgiveness, poetry, destiny.

#61

I usually have a steady, confident, calm, and optimistic mood.

#62

It is true that I am a calm person and not prone to unrestrained joy, rage, or special torment.

#63

I am almost always balanced and even in behavior.

#64

I am a slow-moving and slow-speaking person.

#65

There are many days (about half or more) when I think more about the common or others' good than my own.

#66

I can humbly accept humiliation in a Christian manner.

#67

It is hard to irritate me.

#68

I am better at making a career with patience, perseverance, and diligence than others.

#69

I am a very patient person.

#70

I often convince people of the usefulness of humility and various concessions.

EIE Agrees • EII Disagrees

70 Markers

I easily lose my temper.

I consider my point of view the only correct one.

The scariest thing for me would be to suddenly feel like an unnoticed gray mouse in society.

I consider many acquaintances 'beneath' and dumber than me.

Over the past month, I've often felt anger, rage, or fury.

Doing something for someone, forgetting about myself - well, that's not about me.

I am often unrestrained, showing anger or aggression.

I often find it hard to contain impatience while waiting - I am generally impatient by nature.

I love to brag and show off.

#10

It's hard for me to contain negative emotions in relationships with people.

#11

Sometimes I lack restraint and balance.

#12

I can speak quickly, and when necessary, almost like a tongue-twister.

#13

I am a passionate and hectic person.

#14

I am always the life of the party and know how to manage people's moods.

#15

My emotional behavior can be overly 'fierce'.

#16

I often use 'juicy' words and characteristics when referring to someone or talking about third parties, such as 'bunny', 'sunshine', 'idiot', 'goat', etc.

#17

I am more impulsive than deliberate and reasonable.

#18

I am a passionate person, easily creating a mood for myself and passing it on to others.

#19

I have a tendency towards some demonstrativeness and 'theatricality' in my emotions.

#20

I tend to interrupt others.

#21

I am passionate about games, easily get carried away, and derive great pleasure from them.

#22

I easily get angry.

#23

I almost always snap back at criticism.

#24

I easily develop a feeling of disgust towards something.

#25

I have a slightly arrogant demeanor, which may sometimes seem like I'm showing off or being pompous.

#26

In debates, I often use the tactic of 'shifting the blame' onto another person.

#27

I often express my dissatisfaction towards loved ones out loud, for one reason or another.

#28

If someone reproaches me, appeals to my conscience, or teaches me tact, I can easily and often get furious in response.

#29

I always get very angry and unrestrainedly either in response to any provocation or when someone ruins my plans.

#30

When I am anxious, any person close to me can become an undeserving target.

#31

There are plenty of worthless people around me.

#32

In my speech, I usually play a lot with intonations.

#33

I have a tendency towards some theatricality in my emotions.

#34

I usually have lively and expressive facial expressions.

#35

I get angry at the slightest provocation.

#36

I can easily 'emotionally charge' the audience around me and make them listen to how I play with my emotions over time, like a musician playing a flute.

#37

I am undiplomatic and easily get indignant.

#38

There is no point in 'educating' people, but giving them resistance and harshly avenging insults is necessary.

#39

Sometimes I deliberately do or say something nasty to cause unpleasant feelings in a person and see their reaction.

#40

I am capable of very unflattering assessments of many of my acquaintances.

#41

In conversation, my voice is usually strongly modulated by intonations - for example, I can recite poetry with expression better than others.

#42

There are moments when anger engulfs my entire being.

#43

I do not hide my feelings or emotions; I can and love to show them.

#44

There are always people in my environment on whom I periodically 'pour out' my negative emotions.

#45

In response to an insult, I usually start shouting at the offender.

#46

Disappointing me is very dangerous - I am capable of a very sharp reaction, and with a person who has lost value for me, I won't care and can be very harsh with them.

#47

I criticize others in my thoughts but almost never myself.

#48

In the mirror, I usually see a look with a squint, cunning, and slyness.

#49

I am characterized by bright straightforward emotionality.

#50

I react aggressively to criticism.

#51

I can't stand disgusting smells. I can't do anything properly while they are around.

#52

When irritated, I quickly start raising my voice, shouting.

#53

Sometimes (and often) I listen for something to pick on.

#54

I prefer being considered a wasteful spender rather than a compliant weakling.

#55

I often experience and feel a sense of almost physical disgust towards certain foods, smells, animals, or the manner of behavior and speech of some people.

#56

The world is divided into plebeians and aristocrats, and that's right.

#57

I am often indignant when I hear the word 'no' - sometimes such a response doesn't even immediately register with me.

#58

I am squeamish, and it often happens that after shaking hands with some people, I try to wash my hands as soon as possible.

#59

Sometimes I impulsively lash out at those around me.

#60

Hearing 'no' in response, I usually, automatically, feel internal anger.

#61

I am annoyed by other people's success.

#62

I more often criticize others in my mind rather than myself.

#63

To make my criticism sharper and more convincing, I sometimes deliberately misquote or distort the words of the person I am criticizing.

#64

I have committed extremely selfish acts.

#65

My speech, both oral and written, contains many long complex sentences.

#66

I am picky about food.

#67

I get bored very quickly with monotony.

#68

I am quite squeamish and avoid sick people.

#69

I have an opinion on almost every issue.

#70

I like taking selfies and posting these photos online.

Selection Summary

Humanist (ESE) Markers Selected

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Mentor (EIE) Markers Selected

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