Type code
The type code is the easiest part to remember. It is a shareable label for the main style shown by your answers, not a fixed identity.
Type description
Read the description as a prompt. Notice which lines feel accurate and which do not. You do not need every sentence to fit.
Similarity
Similarity shows how close your answer pattern is to the matched type template. It is not a clinical accuracy score and does not mean you can only be this type.
15-dimension breakdown
The dimension breakdown shows the signals behind your result across areas like social style, emotion, action, and expression.
Close types
Close types are other templates near your answer pattern. If your main result only partly fits, these may help you understand the nuance.
How to read each result section
| Section | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Type code | A memorable label for sharing. |
| Similarity | How close your answers are to the template, not an accuracy score. |
| 15 dimensions | Signals behind the result across social, emotion, action, and more. |
| Close types | Other types also close to your answer pattern. |
Use the result well
Use it for conversation, reflection, and comparing differences with friends; not for judging ability, relationships, or the future.
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