LIE vs ILI
Marker Analysis
Interactive differential diagnosis through distinctive behavioral patterns and preferences
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.
LIE Agrees • ILI Disagrees
My mood is almost always predominantly euphoric, and I almost never feel bitter skepticism.
I trust other people.
I often expect pleasant things rather than unpleasant ones.
If I were a journalist, I would more often write about the virtues of life around me rather than its flaws.
I usually believe that others have good intentions.
I usually trust what people say.
When I think about the future, I usually see it in a 'rosy' light.
I have a sense of fullness and joy in life - often, when I look at the world, I am amazed by it.
I am curious, receptive to everything new, straightforward, and bold.
I am a very goal-oriented and organized person.
I almost always have an involuntary smile in response when I communicate with someone in a very good, elevated mood.
I usually defend the existing realities of the surrounding world from critics because I find more virtues in them, while they see only flaws.
In close communication, I easily catch someone else's elevated mood.
I have a need for life around me to be moving and bustling.
I am mostly satisfied with how the world is arranged.
In the morning, I usually have a background of good, calm, bright, and problem-free mood (corresponding to the rays of the morning sun), which lasts for several hours or longer.
If nothing is happening around me, it always depresses me.
I like being part of a group.
I am a historical optimist, believing in progress and the development of humanity on the path of mutual respect and kindness.
I almost daily feel a sense of pride in my successes, my position, and the respect I have earned.
I like to improve other people's bad moods.
I usually see friends in people, and I am bad at recognizing enemies.
It is very important for me to achieve some victories every day, and for them to be noticeable to others.
Someone else's laughter is almost always contagious for me.
Fidelity, kindness, and diligence are my distinctive traits.
I like being the center of attention of others.
It is true that I really dislike dark, gloomy weather.
I try to make sure that no one feels hurt by my actions.
I often feel a pleasant anticipation that makes me restless and excited.
I cannot stand around me lulling monotony, hibernation, and silence.
I don't understand people who see and find 'problems' in everything.
I can be described as an internally harmonious person, far from any neuroses or insoluble problems.
For me, the more responsibility in work, the more interesting it is, and the more likely it will succeed.
By nature, I am a 'workaholic.'
I love an emotionally rich life.
I almost always feel like part of a clan, tribe.
I easily let go of and dismiss thoughts and guesses that are inconvenient and unpleasant.
I easily 'catch' the mood of my friends.
I love drawing attention, admiration, and amazement from others; at worst, even indignation will do - as long as it's not indifference.
I am very hardworking.
I don't like complications. All that is true should be simple.
I like regularly receiving signs of respect and recognition and, I must say, I very much need it.
I am a 'workaholic.'
I am a team person and always rely on its cohesion and division of labor in it.
I feel energetic and active only if life around me is also spinning and moving, something is happening, others are busy - otherwise, I start feeling sluggish and sleepy.
Kindness, loyalty, and diligence are my constant, most prominent qualities in any situation.
I have high work capacity, constantly supported by a sense of responsibility.
I usually find it difficult to sit still for long.
Subtle details do not attract me; I prefer everything outstanding, bright, large, and impressive.
It is unpleasant for me to see another person writhing in pain - I immediately start feeling something similar to their suffering.
Everything in the world is generally well-arranged and reasonable.
Faith is more important to me than any doubts.
From a bad mood, I almost always 'hide' in intense work at the limit of my capabilities.
I cannot sit calmly in my seat for more than an hour on a daytime train - I always feel like taking a walk somewhere.
I always have an action plan for the next day in my head.
I am easily interested and focused on something.
I have almost always been ready to help any stranger.
I more often strive to simplify rather than complicate the structure of the object of my thoughts.
I often feel the need to talk to other people.
For most of my life, I have been a person with great ambitions and claims to high status.
I am currently in a normal mood and have no more problems than usual.
My mood improves when someone sends me a warm, sincere greeting.
I am diligent in any task I undertake.
I love traveling and changing impressions.
In the morning, I can always list exactly what tasks I have planned for today.
I am usually inclined to trust someone else's honest word and oaths, even if I am dealing with an unfamiliar person.
The scenes of surgical intervention on TV, showing blood and mucus, shock me, and I do not want to watch them for more than a few seconds.
I enjoy having the right to command and give orders.
From silence, calmness, and regularity, I always feel bored and want to nap.
Perhaps, more than others, I love to evoke admiration, amazement, reverence, sympathy, or at least indignation with my behavior - anything but indifference.
ILI Agrees • LIE Disagrees
Most of the time, I have pessimistic and depressive thoughts.
I periodically have severe depressive episodes when I don't want to live.
I often feel sad.
I am often on guard, expecting something bad to happen.
I am tormented by depressive moods (melancholic thoughts, everything seems bleak and hopeless, I don't want to do anything).
I am often angry and grumpy.
Bad moods come easily and can last for several days.
I rarely show any joy outwardly.
I sometimes appear very disorganized and inactive - indeed, I prefer to wait for the right moment rather than go against the flow prematurely.
In an orchestra, I can easily pick out a single instrument and focus on its part, ignoring the rest.
I am highly critical of the things, technologies, texts, or systems I create - I almost always want to go back and redo something.
I have a sleep disorder (sleeping too much or too little).
I often think about how I might be harmed.
I often feel listless and depressed.
It is difficult for me to concentrate and focus my thoughts at the start of work - my thoughts tend to drift back to philosophical or eternal topics.
I like to warn, grumble, and criticize while lounging in a chair with a stern face.
I would enjoy directing a grand night celebration at the demise of all humanity.
Most people are scoundrels.
I often think about the deceitful nature of people.
My time is usually dull, relaxed, and not filled with any tense 'rush to the future.'
I often feel frustrated and disappointed.
A person acting friendly is most likely trying to use you.
I often think that a close person might betray me treacherously.
I avoid taking the lead in a company.
I can use a silent, judgmental look in communication (and I use it quite often).
People will definitely use against you anything they can learn about you.
I enjoy debunking others' 'innovations.'
I constantly ask myself questions and can't live without problems.
In a company, I have a reputation as a 'dry' person.
I often 'lag' - it's hard to shake off lethargy and distraction.
I often overindulge in something.
I am very restrained towards any enthusiasm - it never helps anyone, only disorients people.
Sometimes I think: 'Let everything collapse and Armageddon come.'
Sometimes I enjoy being a 'provocateur,' deliberately bringing up controversial topics for discussion (on the internet or in a company) that provoke disputes and polarization of opinions.
It is true that it is very difficult to provoke me to laugh or be exuberantly happy.
I often feel like I don't feel anything (no emotional response to the surroundings), and at the same time, I don't want to do anything, and I don't even want to talk or socialize.
People always get annoyed and angry when they hear my fair remarks about their own unworthy behavior.
In public, I am usually notably dry and sometimes even somewhat rude.
Due to my tendency to skepticism, I see very few prospects for future endeavors and often feel dependent on the vicissitudes of fate.
I am better than others at identifying problems.
I think I have more enemies than friends.
I am often drawn to thoughts of death and non-existence, and I like to think about it as a good solution and the best revenge on myself and others.
I have sometimes been called a scoundrel or a jerk just because I honestly told someone to their face what they really are.
Almost every week something happens that I then regret belatedly.
From the perspective of some people around me, I can sometimes be an exceptionally nasty creature (at least once or twice a week).
I am suspicious of compliments when they are given to me.
Time seems to me like a slow, sticky stream carrying inevitable, continuous, predictable events.
I am best at some 'subtle' work, based on small details and nuances.
For some time now, I have felt chronically tired and 'worn out' for no apparent reason.
I spend a lot of time on computer games (some people even criticize me for it).
If something makes me happy in life, I just tell my friends about the facts and events that are obviously good for me without saying a word about my feelings and without showing them outwardly. My friends should understand the rest themselves.
I always clearly separate cause from effect; I am a master at analyzing cause-and-effect relationships, primary and secondary events.
A daily routine and I are incompatible.
I am excellent (and often enjoy) logically and colorfully criticizing others' undertakings.
I often behave in a way that seems to 'provoke' others' aggression, additionally provoking it with my words.
Sometimes it's hard for me to get out of a state of thoughtlessness and lazy contemplation.
When some jokester or prankster tries to distract me from a book or TV and involve me in their exuberance, I almost reach the point of rage internally.
I want a lot, but often I'm lazy, preferring to go with the flow.
Sometimes I resemble a silent, impenetrable wall.
I am more likely to dissuade friends from their intentions than to persuade them to do something.
I would try to avoid a job where I have to command and manage people.
I would enjoy collecting modern pistols and other weapons if it were allowed.
For me, 'speeding up' usually means 'ruining.'
I often lack the motivation to act - no anxiety or worry, but I don't want to move or even talk.
If I try to do everything I promised, I often quickly start to feel physical exhaustion and apathy.
I enjoy philosophical reflections.
I accurately notice others' weaknesses and mistakes and never miss a chance to 'hit' them for it.
My favorite roles are observer of fleeting events, wanderer on the river of happenings.
I would make a good proofreader or editor - I can find mistakes in texts and probably wouldn't miss a single one.
I often recall the mistakes I made in the past.