The 14 Personality Dimensions
What each of the 14 personality dimensions Traitium measures describes, from the four familiar axes to ten more, with everyday examples and common myths.
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The four familiar axes
Social Energy
Where you draw your energy from — time with others, or time on your own.
Information Style
How you take in information — concrete facts and experience, or patterns and possibilities.
Decision Style
What weighs most when you decide — logic and consistency, or values and people.
Structure Preference
How you like to live and work — settled and structured, or open and flexible.
Ten dimensions beyond them
Risk Tolerance
How willing you are to accept uncertainty for a possible reward.
Independence
How strongly you prefer to rely on your own judgment and direct your own work.
Leadership
How readily you take the lead — organizing, directing and deciding for a group.
Emotional Sensitivity
How strongly you respond to emotional signals — your own and other people’s.
Conflict Style
How you handle disagreement — seeking harmony, or addressing it directly.
Curiosity
Your inner drive to explore new ideas and topics.
Social Confidence
How at ease you feel in social situations — separate from where you draw energy.
Adaptability
How comfortable you are when plans change or things are disrupted.
Planning Intensity
How much you structure and plan ahead before acting.
Decision Confidence
How firmly you stand by a decision once it’s made, without second-guessing.
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