Standard Report
Presents the results according to the Big Five model, the most widely accepted theory for assessing personal characteristics. The unique aspect of the ID-Emotional Intelligence test is that it combines the information from each of the scales in the model in such a way as to provide a richer and more comprehensive picture of the personality than the one provided by each scale taken individually. Indeed, by combining the results from the first four scales of the model (extraversion, agreeableness, conscientiousness and openness), it is possible to identify 16 main personality types. By then linking the fifth scale (emotional stability) with each one of the 16 main types, it is possible to gain a better understanding of how someone reacts to their emotions and interacts with people around them.
Presents the results in separate sections: introduction, personality types, the BIGR model, your profile, your primary and complementary style, relationships with others, and descriptions of the various profiles.