Differential Diagnosis

ILE vs IEE

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.

ILE

0/ 70

IEE

0/ 70

ILE Agrees • IEE Disagrees

70 Markers

I am weak at determining if another person can cause me trouble.

I tend to get too fixated on certain ideas.

I often have sharp reactions of disappointment and dissatisfaction.

I enjoy 'playing' in arguments and discussions using formal logic.

From my example, praise and sincere gratitude are the best motivation.

In my memory, there are old scenes of fear I experienced that still evoke the same feelings of horror in me.

I am a dreamer and often fantasize.

I often 'immerse' myself in the future, indulging in dreams, hopes, or fears.

I am often strongly drawn to sugar and other sweets.

#10

I love the atmosphere of struggle, chivalry in the defense of justice, love movies about weapons, but my main calling is revolutionary discoveries and inventions.

#11

I often make mistakes in people because I idealize them first, 'invent' them.

#12

Honest praise from others is worth more to me than money.

#13

I am better than many at revising and updating logical solutions and models, moving away from the familiar and established.

#14

I like philosophy and science.

#15

There are periods of crying and tears.

#16

To stimulate my activities, public recognition and others' gratitude are much more important and needed than money or the threat of punishment.

#17

I am often overwhelmed by curiosity or inquisitiveness.

#18

Small things often lead me to an excited or upset state.

#19

My hands and feet often become cold, 'like ice.'

#20

It is often very difficult for me to tear myself away from a started game, even though more important things are waiting.

#21

I am often excited or irritated.

#22

Often, from a mental find or some external irritation, I start to feel an inner 'devil' trying to burst out - I want to immediately jump up, speak out, object, express indignation, or shout 'Eureka, I found it!'

#23

It often happens that I reacted too quickly or strongly to something, leading to undesirable consequences.

#24

I love abstract reflections on detached topics.

#25

I have a good imagination and always have many original ideas.

#26

I easily lose my temper.

#27

I perfectly remember the entire multiplication table by heart.

#28

The same thoughts often run in circles many times in my head.

#29

I often 'get stuck' on some thoughts or fears that begin to haunt me for a long time.

#30

I have bouts of sobbing.

#31

I am a nervous person.

#32

I always keep something unfinished and contradictory in my head - because without perspective, without the presence of something open and unfinished, life is boring for me.

#33

I like starting something new.

#34

I have a very developed imagination.

#35

I am a historical optimist, believing in progress and the development of humanity towards mutual respect and good.

#36

I can be interested in doing only those things that are really needed by someone and truly useful - and money is far from the main thing here for me.

#37

I am not a conservative regarding new non-standard theories and solutions.

#38

In a state of angry excitement, I often start waving my arms involuntarily.

#39

I am more likely to engage in something cool, interesting, exciting, and enjoyable than in something that brings me direct practical benefit.

#40

I have a habit of biting my nails or peeling the hangnails on my fingers.

#41

I often make mistakes in people.

#42

I perfectly remember the signs of divisibility of any whole numbers by 3 and 5.

#43

I have a talent for popularizing - I love and can 'play' with complex logical things, showing them from different angles.

#44

I have a very sensitive ego - I have always been very afraid of being rejected.

#45

I am obsessed with any work I undertake.

#46

I lack flexibility in behavior.

#47

Thinking about the future, I usually see it in a 'rosy' light.

#48

I generally react to many things too excitedly.

#49

I was usually very trusting of people.

#50

I often have mood swings.

#51

In a state of angry excitement, I sometimes start to 'jump,' dance on the spot.

#52

There are things that, when I start talking about them, make my voice tremble, and sometimes even bring a tear to my eye.

#53

I am a person who is not indifferent, I am not characterized by apathy.

#54

My character is characterized by nervousness and irritability.

#55

I am undiplomatic and easily get indignant.

#56

What do you pay more attention to? - ILE: The smell of food. IEE: The smell of other people.

#57

It is easy to awaken interest and focused attention in me towards something.

#58

I often get nervous.

#59

I am often so internally tense as if ready for immediate fight or flight.

#60

Stressful states occur regularly for me, at least once a week.

#61

If I sit in a hall and listen to a speech I disagree with, I almost always start to fidget or fiddle with something in my hands.

#62

All sorts of minor defects in some systems, structures, or classifications often 'scratch my eye' by themselves, even without my desire.

#63

I tend to overplan and worry too much about the future, sometimes 'getting stuck' on it.

#64

I am often irritated and distracted by extraneous noise.

#65

After watching an emotional and exciting movie, I still feel its influence even several hours later.

#66

I often got into trouble because I overestimated people's good attitude towards me.

#67

I react painfully to any awkward situations in social contacts.

#68

I am deeply concerned about the fate of the country.

#69

I am easily angered.

#70

I constantly want to acquire new knowledge.

IEE Agrees • ILE Disagrees

70 Markers

I don't like to get lost in dreams and fantasies for a long time.

I usually find it easy to tell if someone is lying or telling the truth.

I often notice changes in the relationships of my acquaintances.

I'm not interested in theoretical discussions.

What is beneficial at the moment is true.

I would make a good diplomat.

I think more about the next week than about what will happen to the world in three years.

I can avoid trouble because I see through people insightfully.

In conversations, I am very good at 'relaxing' my tense and worried partner, reducing the drama of the situation for them.

#10

I'm indifferent to gratitude and praise; they are a weak incentive for me.

#11

I am friendly, attentive, and empathetic with everyone, I am good at sensing other people's states, and I can subtly adapt to my interlocutor.

#12

I am a person with little anxiety.

#13

I never daydream during the day; if I do have fantasies, it's only before falling asleep.

#14

In discussions, I mostly win due to my sharp and ironic tongue.

#15

I live 'here and now.'

#16

I instantly distinguish between sarcastic, grateful, and angry 'thank yous.'

#17

My talent is to get in 'sync' with the feelings and experiences of another person.

#18

Most of the time, I feel calm and self-sufficient.

#19

While interacting with people, I sense them well, easily predicting their future words and actions - on a subconscious level, I feel the people around me 'like the back of my hand.'

#20

I am good at harmonizing relationships within a team.

#21

I can easily read another person's intentions by their eyes and face.

#22

I am a very empathetic and kind person, keenly sensing the nuances in relationships.

#23

I can work well with very different people.

#24

I successfully foresee the reactions of another person, accurately guessing what they will do in a certain situation or in response to an action.

#25

I always pay attention to who knows whom and on what the closeness of their relationships is based.

#26

I always instinctively sense what to expect from a particular person at any given time.

#27

How many pieces of chewing gum do you use on average per day? IEE: Ten or more. ILE: None.

#28

I can hide my true feelings towards a person behind my facial expressions.

#29

I believe that no reforms should break what is long-established and supported by prevailing public opinion - even if reformers have the power and resources to overcome it.

#30

I don't worry about trivial matters.

#31

I am better than others at calming and relieving emotional tension from another person.

#32

I can 'smooth talk' a person at the right moment (intentionally and usually insincerely) just to gain their trust.

#33

I would make a good diplomat.

#34

I am sensitive to others' states and can smooth out sharp edges in communication.

#35

My rules are 'everything is nonsense' and 'don't worry about nonsense.'

#36

Irony and sarcasm are closer and more understandable to me than optimistic romance.

#37

If my friends are scared, I usually understand it immediately, although I don't share their fear.

#38

I have a peculiar 'arithmetical blindness' - perceiving numbers and operating with them is probably harder for me than for many others.

#39

I am a very balanced and realistic person.

#40

When watching movies, I rarely empathize with the victims, even if I follow the relationships of the characters with interest - I am good at separating my feelings from those of others.

#41

The criterion of truth is material benefit; only what is personally useful to me is right.

#42

I easily adjust emotionally to those around me.

#43

If movies and books contain magic, they usually become uninteresting and often even unpleasant to me because of this alone.

#44

The ideas of humanism only corrupt people.

#45

In explaining things to others, I always use more vivid pictures and illustrations than logical reasoning.

#46

In most cases, I easily manage my emotions and control their external expression without problems.

#47

Knowledge must bring immediate benefits, otherwise, it's useless.

#48

I believe that if a person moves against the direction of their herd, it is completely unreasonable.

#49

Even in nervous situations, I remain cool-headed.

#50

I am diplomatic, especially good at negotiating with people in an informal and heartfelt setting, without any pressure.

#51

I can timely 'butter up' the right useful person.

#52

It is true that I usually have a poor attitude towards those who 'stick out' and cause disputes.

#53

I can easily sense people's relationships with each other, quickly distinguishing true feelings from artificial ones.

#54

I wouldn't preserve old buildings too much if it hindered the growth and development of cities.

#55

I am a very realistic person, uninterested in abstractions far from real-life experience.

#56

When I see someone behaving inappropriately, I look at them with disgust for a long time, to make them feel ashamed.

#57

I have no fetish for scientific knowledge - it's far more important to do something simply useful and working.

#58

I am sociable, diplomatic, and emotional, but emotional without flaunting my feelings, without noise and brightness - I always manage to be charming and find an approach to any person.

#59

I always feel a sense of belonging to a team.

#60

The job of a sanitary inspector would appeal to me more (in terms of the nature and content of the work) than the job of an architect.

#61

I prefer when others highly appreciate - IEE: The current result of my work. ILE: The potential of my work.

#62

I know well what specific interests unite the people I know.

#63

I usually don't keep inconvenient and unpleasant thoughts and guesses in my head for long and easily drive them away.

#64

In any situation, I have good diplomatic skills - I never 'dig in my heels' and don't stay in a disadvantageous position for long, foreseeing the consequences and further development of events, able to advance, retreat, and maneuver.

#65

I often immerse myself in the feelings of my friends.

#66

I don't like any rising intensity of emotions - neither in life nor in books.

#67

Whenever possible, I almost always have some kind of news talk radio on in the room.

#68

Opposing the world is pointless, you can only adapt.

#69

There is no particular point in racking your brain over why something happens and how something works.

#70

Sympathizing with a competing country or a competing company of your employer is already betrayal.

Selection Summary

Seeker (ESE) Markers Selected

0/70

Advisor (IEE) Markers Selected

0/70

Differential diagnosis through behavioral markers

All Comparisons Cognitive Functions