own explanations and theories to prove my point

being given the data and forming my own conclusions and observations based on what I already know

find my own explanation to something I observe

assert my own needs; may over-analyze things during stress

with personal involvement

fixed until my knowledge about it is upgraded

unconsciously connecting the dots

be absorbed in a stream of sensory perceptions

the many possibilities offered by the world and how I can relate them to my own experiences

it makes logical sense to me personally

I naturally come to the conclusion first, based on the available data, and verify the results

what makes sense to me, even if others don't agree

appreciate it for the meaning it brings to me

the objective quality of my work, and I may distrust the judgement if it's based on subjective criteria

I tend to draw inspiration from the little things that impress me, and then transform them into something new and original

initiation of new relationships

I often find myself going off topic

reality is multifaceted and goes beyond the sensory, therefore it is different for everyone

being loyal to something (ideal, person, cause), the "right thing", what's closer to my own beliefs

multiple points of view, as I see potential in each of them

look at my memories as they are

I think that I can learn something from each personal experience, even if it is bad or painful

I like to enjoy the moment, have fun and/or chill

my outer devotion to a matter

pioneering my own path

dependent on the judgment of others

reliable data and reasonable arguments

ideas that unravel my sensibility and touch me personally

to stick to a plan that I already feel comfortable with, without experimenting "for the sake of it"

I focus on moral implications and how I would react if I was in the same situation

a "common ground" is found. Everyone's needs are respected.

I focus on a single direction, being conscious of alternatives but letting them align to my original intention

often includes small details most may miss

from myriads of possibilities to a fixed point where the various directions converge

objective and universal standards that acquire a special meaning to me

collective consensus over minor logical arguments

mental abstraction

put myself in the other people's shoes

I prefer to stick to a fixed point and eventually start from it

say what I think regardless of others' point of view

unusual and new ideas: focusing on the same things over and over again is boring to me

you can easily think about random things that can be or cannot be connected to one another

has a structure and properties (e.g. natural laws, cause-effect relationships) that can be universally recognized and understood

give me a sense of familiarity or special meaning (e.g. habits, small "rituals")

I make connections between topics and how they prove my point

focus on closure, being neglectful about trivial aspects of the issue

taking into account impersonal factors

I'm skeptical of all those who seem not to lead anywhere; I prefer to do them only if I have a valuable reason

structure, properties and functioning

inductively: seeing the general principle behind specific occurrences

what I can experience with senses and direct observation

my surroundings and what's happening around me

I apply my own analysis to the current situation and try to find a workable solution based on my understanding of the problem

something that brings back a pleasant moment

interacting with people, knowing about their experiences and building connections

I want to put them at ease in some way, let them talk or vent if they need to

are universal and the same for every person, even those who tend to hide them

it's "tangible"; it can be tested empirically

I give more importance to the opportunities it may lead to

I trust my own insight

what looks beautiful or pleasant to my senses, regardless of any standard

single faceted: truth is defined by objective and universal principles

focus on enjoyable activities

accept or reject something based on how I feel about it

mental stimuli

explore new perspectives

the key to my understanding of the world

revolving around my own values and preferences, it's the core of what I am and what I feel

I compare my opinions to those of the other person, may try to find a common ground

with an unbiased approach, based on its direct consequences

spontaneously, without recalling my past experiences

how I fit into the world

holistic and not always structured

a detailed memory of events

I recognize fixed patterns in actions and events, based on repeated experiences over time

less concerned about my own feelings, but can result in sudden outbursts when I'm stressed

I filter and classify them in a sort of mental hierarchy

I feel aimless and pessimistic

factual proof

being able to adapt to the circumstances and living my own life to the fullest in order to achieve happiness