iPsyght Quadra Sorter results

How would you prefer to make the most of an uncertain future?
-Gamma: Be wary of unwanted surprises and take action to protect against them. Plan so that you know what to do should things go badly and build a strategy for success. Trust your instincts, do what feels right and think critically.

What would be your preferred approach to people and how to relate to them?
-Gamma: I engage in frank, good-natured conversation with others to get an instinct about people and whether we can make the right relationship for my goals. I don’t like over-friendliness and I feel that I can judge people if I don’t like what I see.

What sort of environment would you most prefer to spend time in?
-Gamma: Somewhere I can exercise some control over, where I know and trust people to respect my privacy and autonomy. A place where I can achieve things for myself, but in helping myself also help those I care about.

How do you most prefer to gain greater knowledge or understanding?
-Alpha: I like to explore without barriers, take in new experiences, talk things through with other people to see what they think. I research wherever my interests take me, jumping from one thing to the next and connecting them in my head.

What sorts of things would you most like to change for yourself and others?
-Delta: I want happiness through increasing my self-awareness and developing in character, becoming wiser and more emotionally mature. I want to make the most of what I have and build on this by finding creative ways to progress.

Which would be an ideal state of being for you?
-Beta: I want to feel heightened, adrenaline-pumping emotion, full of magnetic, inspirational energy, that I have real power to act with significance, impacting on reality and making the future unfold the way I envision it to.

How would you most prefer to make a difference?
-Gamma: Focusing on specialising in a field where I can make a significant contribution, creating beneficial outcomes by using my abilities to help those who need and deserve it, while granting the same opportunities that I had.

What tells you that something is ‘good’ or ‘bad’ to you?
-Delta: Listening to my inner voice as a starting point, but also reflecting on why it may feel that way, understanding its potential benefits or problems and whether the consequences are harmful or would improve people’s lives.

Which situation would be the most frustrating or dissatisfying to you?
-Beta: Where I know I will never be happy, feeling trapped or silenced, forced to be just a cog in a machine, around people who choose to remain weak and unempowered, where mediocrity is celebrated and I have to be a part of that.

Result: Gamma

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