Sample report
An example showing the report's structure and how to read it. The numbers and rankings were chosen arbitrarily; they are not actual assessment results.
The one who preserves peace
Type 9 has an ability to naturally understand several people's perspectives and lower tension. Describing this type as lazy or passive misses the central motivation: wanting to prevent conflict and disconnection from disrupting inner peace and connection.
An example using fictional scores. The diagram's axes are fixed, and the numbers do not represent the probability of being a particular type.
Type explanation
We have assumed that this fictional person is used to listening to different opinions and finding common ground. They help create a relaxed atmosphere in meetings but may pause when stating their own priorities. As an observation exercise this week, we suggest writing down what you want in one sentence before listening to other people's opinions.
Center of intelligence
In this example, the center of intelligence is the Instinctive center, which includes Types 8, 9, and 1. You can first notice tension or ease in your body, then explore how that feeling influences your choices. Types in the same center still differ in how they interpret and respond to situations.
Instincts · Focus in life
A fictional ranking of where attention tends to go first in life.
Conflict-coping styles
A fictional ranking of the approaches used first in conflict.
Basis and scores
The actual report shows scores for the nine types together with scores for the instinct and conflict-coping scales. This sample shows type scores only.
The actual report provides explanations of your type, wing, center of intelligence, instincts, and conflict-coping styles based on your responses. The short passages here are for the sample only; the full explanatory text provided with the paid assessment is not included.
Assessment results are reference material for self-understanding, not a medical or clinical diagnosis.