SEE vs ESE
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.
SEE Agrees • ESE Disagrees
I do not have a love of sweets (sugars); I consume very little of them.
I do not like bright light; I prefer dimmed lighting.
I love bread and consume it in large amounts.
I tend to “drop out” of lectures; explanations often fail to hold my attention.
My work performance varies with my mood; I do not remain steady when my mood fluctuates.
My speech is never rapid-fire without intonation; instead, it is more measured and expressive.
My speech is unhurried and rich in intonation.
My face is rather wide.
I would prefer to live on a high mountain among snow-capped peaks and alpine meadows rather than in a valley.
Composing speeches does not excite me; I remain calm when crafting my talks.
I strive to shield myself from negative experiences by distancing from toxic people and bad relationships ahead of time.
I can patiently wait idly for the right moment to make a winning move.
I dislike living in a world where nothing changes.
For me, form (shape) is more important than color in my vision.
I was never unteachable or almost insane in childhood due to my love of freedom.
I do not continue searching once a problem is solved; my search activity ceases immediately.
I relate to the role of an unthinking, insensitive observer or spectator.
I lack persistence and determination; I am prone to laziness and weak will.
I feel a painful sense of powerlessness, disorganization, and insignificance.
I believe it's better to breed dogs than work as a salesperson.
I take a “whatever” attitude toward life.
I do not consider myself part of the intellectual elite of society.
I do not prioritize efficiency, profitability, or prudence; I lack bargaining skills and rarely make my money work for me.
I speak slowly.
I offer a limp handshake.
I lack active organization and responsibility.
I am not hardworking and rarely use work to chase away a bad mood.
I believe people are too animalistic and lack humanity.
My real actions are bolder than any of my fantasies.
I am the opposite of a prudent pedant in character.
I speak quietly.
I know how to hate.
I do not maintain constant or frequent muscle tension; I am generally relaxed.
I love carbonated fizzy drinks and never avoid them.
I often lose track of time—forgetting the month, date, or day of the week.
I do not have a strong tendency to complete started actions; I often leave tasks unfinished.
I do not latch onto imprecise words or minor sloppiness in others' arguments.
I do not enjoy eating lemons without sugar.
I have a poor sense of humor.
I live in a fog—sensing the vibes of others and feeling recent events as a hazy dream.
I have low self-esteem while being attentive to others' opinions.
I do not enjoy tinkering with plants or gardening on my own.
I tend to hide my emotions; I am emotionally reserved.
I do not pick at hangnails on my fingers.
I have had thoughts that I might forget to breathe and die.
I speak little.
I am prone to daytime sleepiness.
I find it difficult to transfer information into my long-term verbal memory.
I strongly dislike others interfering in my work process.
I believe that fifteen minus one will always equal fourteen.
I experience weak motivation (abulia); nothing drives or pleases me.
My nasal bridge is not thin.
I do not engage in strategic long-term planning of life and career; I lack persistence and consistency in pursuing goals.
My mother's pregnancy with me was emotionally positive.
I am not pedantic about meeting deadlines.
I do not love progressively exciting music with drums.
I believe change is better than enforced stability; I oppose top-down regulation and universal order forced onto citizens.
I combine cowardice with lack of curiosity and hold a negative, wary attitude toward genetic and biological sciences and their applications; I have no interest in diving.
I do not like strong emotions; I prefer subtler shades.
I love reading about violence.
I lack inner dynamism; I cannot be an inspired, dynamic presence around whom everything is bustling and changing.
I do not have instant muscular reactions with agile coordination.
I often fruitlessly search for an elusive association.
I have low energy potential.
I have low dopaminergic activity in my brain (low dopamine transport intensity in CNS synapses).
I experience speech pauses; my tongue “sticks”; I use “ekan'ye” and “mekan'ye” in speech, and I find it hard to articulate my thoughts in extended statements—linked to Broca's aphasia.
My voice never becomes shrill or barking when excited; my words are not shouted one by one.
I resort to physical aggression more often and more easily than verbal aggression.
I rely on improvisation, last-minute effort, and hope over planning.
I would not enjoy conducting street surveys with passersby.
I experience weak vital desires and apathy.
My forehead skin feels colder than my palm.
I remain modest in groups, stepping forward only when directly needed.
My forehead skin is colder than the skin of my hand.
I do not tend to draw extra vertical strokes in letters; I lack pedantry and the urge to refine repetitive skills.
I am not an acceptor of positive emotions nor a donor of negative ones; rather, the opposite.
I enjoy loudly screaming in moments before a goal.
I have emotional flexibility and restraint; I do not react aloud with an instant logical response to frustration.
During thinking, I tend to involuntarily open my mouth.
It is difficult to anger me; but once angered, I hold on to my anger.
I hold a pessimistic belief in the imminence of the end of the world.
I believe the role of a wealthy bon vivant would suit me well.
I can only concentrate on work when it's urgent and pressing.
I love books about explorers and travelers; I enjoy expanding and applying new knowledge, and I am not squeamish about animals or people.
I prefer the profession of a dog trainer over that of a sports judge; reflecting my poor, weak memory.
I never kept a diary.
My left eye provides a slightly larger image, indicating left-eye dominance.
I am a dreamer; I often retreat into imagination and struggle to engage in reality.
I enjoy bragging, lying a little, and showing off.
I am more concerned with avoiding failures than achieving success.
I have poor, weak, and short long-term memory.
I do not like asking questions of others.
To me, rest is more like doing nothing than switching to another productive activity.
I am indifferent to distances between objects; I don't care about them.
My thought and perception pace is patient and slow.
I avoid pills and doctors; I prefer folk remedies.
I often feel depressed as a usual mood background.
My handwriting slants only slightly to the right.
I have never experienced rapid surges of anger or other negative emotions in conflicts.
I am predisposed to the symptom of thought insertion (my own thoughts feel alien, as if forced into my head).
I have no inclination toward administrative leadership roles.
I am not predisposed to digestive illnesses.
I am not a long-distance runner; I find it difficult.
I hold a negative, contemptuous attitude toward my parents and close relatives.
I love jokes that others sometimes find rough or inappropriate.
ESE Agrees • SEE Disagrees
I am not inclined to focus on unusual and new sensations of my body and to experiment with them.
I prefer sweets and carbohydrates in my diet.
It is not characteristic for me to scream loudly in moments before a goal.
The role of a wealthy bon vivant would be alien to me.
I do not tend to brag, lie a little, or show off.
I cannot imagine life without interesting work that benefits people.
I pick at hangnails on my fingers.
I would enjoy living in a world where nothing changes.
My fantasies are bolder than my real actions.
I lack emotional flexibility and restraint, and I react with an instant logical response aloud to emotional frustration.
If I talk a lot, my speech comes out in rapid-fire sequences without intonation.
I have no tendency to exploit others.
Even if distracted, I don't lose track of my original thought in conversation.
I am easy to anger, but I calm down quickly once angered.
Composing speeches puts me into an excited state.
Today I feel sadder, more tired, and less lively than usual.
I sell more profitably than I buy; it's easier for me to “sell” something to others than to save money.
I am very good at judging distances between objects; it aligns with my abilities and interests.
I tend to walk with a “bounce,” rolling from heel to toe.
I have deep-set eyes.
My face is rather narrow.
I do not believe in fate, destiny, or predetermination.
I do not feel compelled to buy groceries only at expensive stores.
I continue mechanically searching for an item even after the problem is solved.
I am not prone to restlessness or activities like hiking, tourism, mountaineering, or running.
I have no tendency or skill to manipulate people.
I have a thin nasal bridge.
I find being like everyone else—living and doing only what others do—utterly disgusting.
I think in words rather than visual images; I prefer verbal thinking over figurative-emotional.
I sometimes have a childishly tearful facial expression.
I am inclined to give children freedom and forbid as little as possible.
I do not live in a fog of sensing others' vibes or perceiving recent events as a hazy dream.
I do not like reading about violence.
I have widely set eyes with a large distance between my pupils.
The idea that I was sometimes absolutely unteachable or insane in childhood does not apply to me.
I believe I have the right to be master of others' lives and destinies; I support capital punishment and enjoy being a judge, prosecutor, or investigator.
I practice moderate and tolerant prudence, avoiding conflict, nerves, and hasty actions.
I am diligent and constantly ready to work; I hide a bad mood in work to improve it.
I tend to accept positive emotions and transmit negative ones.
I have no tendency or skill to bluff.
When explaining something, I ask clarifying questions to ensure I am understood correctly.
I avoid carbonated drinks and dislike stimulation of taste and gum nerve endings.
I often quarrel and take offense; I have a rebellious and stubborn critical streak.
I lack the skill to patiently wait idly for the right moment for a winning move.
I do not continuously replay scenarios with imagined participants in my head.
I am not quarrelsome by nature.
My performance remains consistent despite mood variability.
I speak quickly and lively, with little intonation.
I love progressively exciting music with drums.
I cannot hate.
I am not characterized by cowardice or lack of curiosity; I positively embrace progress in genetics and biological sciences and have an interest in diving.
I love tinkering with plants and enjoy growing things myself.
I struggle to mentally generate vivid olfactory images on demand.
In conversation, I often latch onto imprecise words or minor sloppiness in arguments.
During thinking, I keep my mouth closed and do not involuntarily open it.
I have high constancy of size perception in vision.
My right eye provides a slightly larger image, indicating right-eye dominance.
I am not predisposed to “spy” by moving my eyes side to side without turning my head.
I am proud and do not tolerate a humiliated position.
I have poor, weakened vision at dusk.
I am enduring and successful in long-distance running.
I have well-developed lateral and peripheral vision.
I have very low sensitivity to subtle emotional nuances in others' behavior.
I would prefer to live in a valley rather than on a high mountain among granite peaks.
I am not suspicious and do not avoid being near sick people.
I kept a diary.
I love spending long time splashing in a bath or under a shower, indulging in warm water streams.
I quickly retrieve synonym verbs from memory.
I dislike dim light and prefer bright illumination.
I have no urge to do everything with my own hands or to master all new tasks manually.
I love classification and putting things in order.
I believe encouragement is a better motivator than punishment.
I am a prudent pedant.
I can easily concentrate on work in advance.
I do not struggle fruitlessly to find an elusive association in thought.
I have a predisposition to allergies.
I do not “drop out” of lectures; my attention remains engaged.
Capriciousness is not characteristic of me.
I exhibit gloomy pessimism.
I plan my life and career strategically with persistence and consistency.
I have a strong inclination to complete started actions, linked to rational frontal cortex functions.
My mother's pregnancy with me occurred in a negative emotional atmosphere.
I am pedantic about meeting deadlines.
I lack skill in social interaction such as recognizing friends and foes, seeing hierarchies, or manipulating distance; my observational skills of others and their social ties are weak.
I am highly persistent and goal-oriented, and I completely lack laziness or weak will.
My handwriting shows wide line spacing.
I am nonconformist and independent in actions and views, weakly correlated with others around me.
I keep many factual details in my mind.
I refrain from jokes that others might find coarse or inappropriate.
I enjoy mental games with hypotheses, reflecting curiosity.
I sometimes worry about being too skinny.
I fear appearing like a “blue stocking” and do not embrace glamorous values.
I love military parades.
I am not very sensitive to small emotional nuances.
I prefer the profession of a sports judge over that of a dog trainer, linked to good obedient memory.
I never relax or tolerate idle time; I am constantly motor-excited.
My attention in lectures remains stable and undistracted after the first few minutes.
I resort more often to verbal aggression than to direct physical aggression.
I surround myself with many familiar and useful items “just in case.”
I do not believe any problem can be quickly solved merely by appointing the right leaders.
My favorite color is purple-lavender.
I have no trace of thieving tendencies.
I do not give in to momentary distractions or breaks; I rarely change plans and my motivation doesn't easily wane.
I maintain stability and internal consistency in my views and moods, unaffected by context.
I avoid using antibacterial soap and deodorants.
I lack the capacity for deep tragic empathy filled with grief and despair.