Can someone explain these szondi test results?
https://psytests.org/result?v=szoO9ykfh1ZF
Vector S: Sexual attraction
Painfully increased sexuality, often without the possibility of realization.
Vector P: paroxysmal/ethical-moral attraction
a) Abel's nature suppresses Cain. / b) The ethical skeptic hides. / c) Panic with the desire to atone for guilt. / d) Pre-phase of sensitive fear of relationships. / d) Simultaneous action of the hysterioform desire for significance.
Vector Sch: “I”-attraction (characteristic traits)
Infantilism. Feelings of inferiority. Mistrust. Hidden resentment and latent hostility. Passion for arguments and quarrelsomeness. Cunning. A tendency to indulge in meditation and the occult and mystical sciences. Often lonely and constantly blaming others.
Vector C: attraction to contact
Hypomania in social interactions. Loneliness, homelessness. Addictions and instability. Temporal peaks: 5-6 years, 9-12 years, 13-16 years. Clinical features: mania, paranoid epileptic or schizophrenic disorder, unstable psychopathy, addictions, poriomania. Self-image: premonition of disaster, obsession, fear. Desire to "be everything" and "have everything."
One shouldn't be surprised or alarmed if apparent contradictions are discovered in a person's overall personality profile: a person is woven from contradictions. A balanced, harmonious personality is balanced precisely by this juxtaposition of moderately expressed, divergent traits, while an accentuated character manifests itself through the predominance of a particular, more pronounced trait.
1. Biological prerequisites
Strong type of higher nervous activity.
Mixed unstable type of higher nervous activity.
2. Constitutional type
Athletic constitution, sthenic (hyperthymic) type of response.
Infantile. Emotionally immature, unstable, emotive type of response.
3. Characteristic features
Decisiveness, toughness, enterprise, leadership, selfishness, a sober outlook on life, self-confidence, authority, independence, lack of concern for the experiences of others, unwillingness to limit oneself in anything, admiration for the achievements of technical thought, passion for speed, Spartan traits, warlike character, aggressiveness, sexual activity without a pronounced tendency towards deep attachment.
Characterized by high anxiety, capriciousness, and a tendency to dramatize existing problems.
4. Personality traits
High levels of achievement motivation, activity, and aggressiveness, with low levels of intrapsychic activity. Emotions are outwardly expressed quite strongly—resentment, pride, indignation, anger, admiration—but they leave no deep imprint on the soul. Their interpersonal style is independent and leading. Their perception is holistic and intuitive, without sufficient reliance on experience, focusing on their own subjective intuition. Under stress, impulsive behavioral reactions occur. The defense mechanism is repression or externalizing.
A demonstrative personality with conflicting motives; the motivation to achieve clashes with an equally pronounced motivation to avoid failure. A tendency to somatize conflict. Their perception is artistic and sensory, with visual-figurative thinking. Their interpersonal style is flexible, with a tendency to assume different social roles. This personality is characterized by high self-control and suppression of the aforementioned traits. This explains the "opaque" traits of a personality "seeking recognition," with a tendency toward lying and hypocrisy, as well as timidity and suspiciousness.
5. Choice of profession
Transport driver – chauffeur, pilot, engineer; lumberjack, hunter, prosector, pathologist, farmer, mechanic, mechanical technician, dentist, loader, military leader, soldier, prosecutor, security guard.
Religious minister, missionary, tailor, service worker.
6. Social activity
In the area of urbanization and industry, a commitment to technocracy.
Declaration of altruism, participation in social movements, service to the people.
7. Painful deformation of attraction
Sadism, antisocial behavior with cruel manifestations.
Psychosomatic disorders, hypocrisy.
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and maybe explain how it works a little thankyou:)