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• Orderliness (type 1): 38%; Helpfulness (type 2): 62%; Image focus (type 3): 18%; Individualism (type 4): 66%; Intellectualism (type 5): 66%; Security focus (type 6): 74%; Adventurousness (type 7): 54%; Aggressiveness (type 8): 38%; Calmness (type 9): 62%
• 1°: type 6 (Security focus), 18 points ─ I must be secure and safe to survive; 2°: type 4 (Individualism), 16 points ─ I must be unique/different to survive; 3°: type 5 (Intellectualism), 16 points ─ I must be knowledgeable to survive
• Main type: type 6, Security focus; variant stacking: sp/sx/so; level of health: above average
  • Your main type is which ever behavior you utilize most and/or prefer. Your variant reflects your scoring profile on all nine types: so=social variant (compliant, friendly), sx=sexual variant (assertive, intense), sp=self preservation variant (withdrawn, security seeking)

─── Enneagram: Type 6 (Security focus) - "The Cautioneer"

• Motivation: To survive, be safe/secure
• Potential problem: Playing it too safe, seeing dangers where they don't exist
• Historic antecedent: The Insurance Industry
• Historic example: Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr.
• Film/TV example: Niles (Frasier)
• Characteristics: proceeds with care in most endeavors, favors sameness and consistency to suprises, does things by the book, feels that something bad will happen if they let their guard down, not reckless, prefers structure, thinks the world is a dangerous place, prefers the familiar to the unfamiliar, wants everything to add up perfectly, protective of their feelings, prone to paranoia, fears being harmed or controlled, suspicious of others until they have proven themselves trustworthy, worries about making the wrong choices, thinks of things in terms of costs and benefits, prioritizes personal safety, more contemplation than action, perfectionist, refiner, goal oriented, trouble shooter, prefers to stick with what they know, worries about consequences, safe, secure, stable, reliable, predictable, cautious
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