Lusher Test feedback for 'good citizen' Emma

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: SUBJECT: Emma (second test) : DATE: 06/27/2000 : THE JAN PROFILE : (for Employers) : Conscious and Unconscious Characteristics and Motivations : (General Tendencies) : : SIGNIFICANCE OF PRIMARY PREFERENCES : : This describes the subject's basic personality traits. These traits form the : image which one projects and which other people see. These basic traits are : the means or methods of behavior by which one attempts to reach their goals. : : From the following section read carefully the personality profile which : corresponds to this subject's primary preferences. This will give the : reader this subject's basic personality traits. : : A N A L Y S I S * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * : This indicates a desire for stability and balance. You tend to be the good : citizen, the respectable neighbor and the concerned parent. You tend to be : conscientious about voting, joining clubs and supporting local social : organizations. Belonging to the more fashionable clubs and organizations is : may be important to you, for it is here that you will be in contact with the : "right people". You are inclined to be frank, moral and sensitive to social : etiquette. Your reputation is highly important to you, although you take a : certain delight in hearing of the scandals of others. You are generally : affectionate and a loyal friend, lover and spouse. While you are probably : intelligent and educated you are more likely to do the accepted thing rather : than introduce innovation. Because of your balance, you are unlikely to : have extreme emotional problems, but are in constant need of affectionate : friends. : PRIMARY COLOR COMPATIBILITY : ___________________________________________________________________________ : |GENERALLY you should be |You may be somewhat |You may or may not be compat-| : |more COMPATIBLE with |INCOMPATIBLE with |ible with those who prefer...| : |those who prefer... |those who prefer... |(depending on circumstances) | : |------------------------|--------------------|-----------------------------| : |Greens Blues Browns |Reds Yellows |Greys Black Purples | : | | | | : ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- : * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * : This compatibility aspect of the JAN survey provides vital insight for : seeking a more compatible relationship (personal and/or business). It will : reveal people who will likely be more cooperative in a business : relationship; or in the case of a personal relationship, compatibility. : : Page:2 Emma Emma 06/27/2000 : : SIGNIFICANCE OF SECONDARY PREFERENCES : While the primary preferences shows the means or methods of behavior by : which one attempt to reach their goals, the secondary preferences points out : what that goal is. Since this real goal (which may or may not be obvious) : plays a significant role in directing one's actual behavior, the reader may : have felt that the first personality profile was more or less exaggerated. : The reader should realize, however, that one's objective or goal influences : the direction and the degree to which these basic traits are developed in : one's personality. A knowledge of this subject's basic goal combined with : their basic personality traits will give the reader a far greater insight : into this subject. The difference in goals (secondary preferences) also : explains why two people of the same personality type (primary preferences) : may exhibit quite different behavior. : The primary preferences indicated this subject's basic personality traits. : While the personality profile drawn from primary preference are essentially : correct, it is very important to also understand the significance of the : secondary preference and its effect upon this subject's complete profile. : A N A L Y S I S * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * : This indicates that your basic drive is directed toward a desire to be : involved in things that are new and hold promise of a better future. : * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * : The reader should now have a more complete understanding and assessment of : this subject's basic goal(s) and the methods used to achieve that goal(s). : : SIGNIFICANCE OF NON-PREFERENCES : From the Primary Profile the reader discovered indications of this subject's : basic personality traits and the Secondary Profile indicated the basic goal : or objective. The Non-Preference Profile is significant because it indicates : basic needs. If these basic needs are unsatisfied then this factor will more : than likely cause this subject undue stress or anxiety: : A N A L Y S I S * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * : This indicates that you value frankness and sincerity above all other : qualities. You may dislike those who "give off airs" and pretend to be : something they are not. This need for sincerity tends to make you rather : reserved and aloof, for you are reluctant to become involved unless you : know precisely the nature of the involvement and where it will lead. : * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * : There are over 300 possible combinations for the Primary, Secondary and : Non-Preferences and over 40,000 possible combinations in the Specific : BEHAVIORAL TENDENCIES Analysis. The analysis of the JAN Survey are : tendencies which this subject may or may not be consciously aware. : : Page:3 Emma Emma 06/27/2000 : : Specific BEHAVIORAL TENDENCIES Analysis : Over 40,000 possible combinations : 1. PRESENT BEHAVIORAL TENDENCIES INDICATE (the means or behavior that one : may turn to and/or adopt which enables him or her to achieve a goal... : GENERALLY... : You seek the determination and elasticity of will necessary to establish : yourself and to make yourself independent despite the difficulties of your : situation. You want to overcome opposition and achieve recognition. : SPECIFICALLY... : You need recognition. You are ambitious, wanting to impress and be looked : up to, to be both popular and admired. You seek to bridge the gap which you : feel separates you from others. : ___________________________________________________________________________ : |SPECIFICALLY you are |You may be somewhat |You may or may not be compat-| : |more compatable with |INCOMPATIBLE with |ible with those who prefer...| : |those who prefer... |those who prefer... |(depending on circumstances) | : |------------------------|--------------------|-----------------------------| : |Greens Blues Browns |Reds |Greys Black Purples | : | | |Yellows | : ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- : : 2. SITUATIONAL BEHAVIORAL TENDENCIES INDICATE (a state of affairs or : situations in which one may feel he or she is in and/or the manner in : which existing circumstances may require him or her to act)... : GENERALLY... : You are active, but feel that insufficient progress is being made or : insufficient rewards being obtained for the effort exerted. : SPECIFICALLY... : You work well in the cooperation with others. You need a personal life of : mutual understanding and freedom from discord. : : 3. RESTRAINED BEHAVIORAL TENDENCIES INDICATE (actions being held in reserve : or set aside in safe keeping and not currently in operation. This : unestablished quality or behavior may be inappropriate but can be : brought quickly into operation at any time when circumstances change)... : GENERALLY... : You are able to achieve satisfaction from interpersonal relationships. : SPECIFICALLY... : You are willing to become involved and able to achieve satisfaction from : interpersonal relationships but tries to avoid conflict. : ! : : Page:4 Emma Emma 06/27/2000 : : 4. ANXIETY-LADEN BEHAVIORAL TENDENCIES INDICATE (this represents a : particular need which there may be some special reason for inhibiting, : since not to do so may not be to one's advantage or may be a need which : is being suppressed out of necessity)... : GENERALLY... : PSYCHODYNAMICS ABSTRACT: You wish to be independent, unhampered and : free from any limitation or restriction, other than those which you imposes : on yourself by your own choice and decision. : SUMMARIZED AS: Desire to control one's own destiny. : SPECIFICALLY... : PSYCHODYNAMICS ABSTRACT: You are sensitive and impressionable, prone : to absorbing enthusiasms. You seek an idealized (but so far unfulfilled) : situation in which you can share with another a complete accord and mutual : depth of understanding. You feel there is a risk of being exploited if you : are too ready to trust others and therefore demand proof of their sincerity. : You need to know exactly where you stand in your relationships and : associations. : SUMMARIZED AS: Demand for shared independence. : : 5. STRESS BEHAVIORAL TENDENCIES INDICATE (one may want something and wish : to avoid something else - this can create problems and attempts to solve : problems - which in itself introduces stress into the task of living... : You work to strengthen your position and bolster your self-esteem by : examining your own accomplishments and those of others with critical : appraisal and scientific discrimination. You insist on having things : clear-cut and straightforward. : If you question the analysis do not hesitate to call us, and please remember : no test is 100% perfect. DISCLAIMER: The representatives or consultants : or person conducting this survey cannot be held responsible in any way for : any actions resulting from the taking of this survey. : by: Drs Jan den Breejen

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