enneagram

Question 1

system uses different personality types to help people
better understand themselves and what motivates them.

Answer 1

Enneagram

Question 2

The research defines the system as a personality theory describing nine
strategies by which human develops a worldview and relates to self and
others.

Answer 2

Enneagram

Question 3

It provides a framework for how we can begin to live into the highest
expression of ourselves.

Answer 3

Enneagram

Question 4

The Three Triads of Enneagram:

Answer 4

Body or Gut Triad:
Heart Triad:
Head Triad:

Question 5

This triad is made of types Eight, Nine, and One.

Answer 5

Body or Gut Triad:

Question 6

of these types are
associated with doing and anger. It can also be called the instinctive triad

Answer 6

Body or Gut Triad:

Question 7

This triad is made of types Two, Three, and Four, which are all associated
with emotions and shame. They are concerned with self-image and a desire to create
a version of themselves

Answer 7

Heart Triad:

Question 8

This triad is made of types Five, Six, and Seven, which are all associated with
thinking and anxiety.

Answer 8

Head Triad:

Question 9

9 types of personalties

Answer 9

The Perfectionist
The Helper
The Achiever
The Individualist
The Investigator
The Loyalist
The Enthusiast
The Challenger
The Peacemaker

Question 10

focus on following the rules and doing things the right way. They are
motivated by their desire to live the “right” way and to always avoid fault and blame.

Answer 10

The Perfectionist

Question 11

They make great lawyers, judges, and social
workers.

Answer 11

The Perfectionist

Question 12

always there to lend a hand and act as a
support system for family and friends. They are motivated by their need to be loved and
needed at all times.

Answer 12

The Helper

Question 12

always there to lend a hand and act as a
support system for family and friends. They are motivated by their need to be loved and
needed at all times.

Answer 12

The Helper

Question 13

Basic Desire: To be loved completely

Basic Fear: Being unworthy of love

Answer 13

The Helper

Question 14

are success-oriented and extremely driven. They are motivated by
their constant need to be successful—or at least to look successful to others. They do
everything they can to avoid failure.

Answer 14

The Achiever

Question 15

Charming, Ambitious, and Energetic

Basic Desire: To be worthy and important

Basic Fear: Being insignificant or useless

Answer 15

The Achiever

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are motivated by the need to be as unique as possible—they never
want to be ordinary. They are also very focused on feeling all of their emotions.

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The Individualist

Question 17

Creative, Dramatic, and Self-aware

Basic Desire: To be authentically themselves

Basic Fear: Having no personal identity

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The Individualist

Question 18

known as scientists or professors, Type Fives love to learn. They are
constantly striving to conserve energy and learn more about the world, and this
tends to make them very private and detached.

Answer 18

The Investigator

Question 19

Basic Desire: To be useful and helpful

Basic Fear: Being incompetent or unskilled

Answer 19

The Investigator

Question 20

Motivated by fear and the need for security, loyalists are the most common
type. They value friendship and loyalty, but they are also worst-case-scenario
thinkers.

Answer 20

The Loyalist

Question 21

Loyal, Cautious, and Responsible

Basic Desire: To be stable and secure

Basic Fear: Losing their security and support

Answer 21

The Loyalist

Question 22

positive, fun-loving type, Type Sevens are spontaneous and motivated by
a need to be happy. They never want to be tied down and are almost always full
of energy.

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The Enthusiast

Question 23

Basic Fear: Missing out on an opportunity or being deprived

Answer 23

The Enthusiast

Question 24

motivated by their need to always assert strength and
control over everyone around them, and to never look weak and vulnerable.

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The Challenger

Question 25

Assertive, Confident, and Protective

Basic Desire: To be free, in control, and protected

Basic Fear: Being controlled or hurt

Answer 25

The Challenger

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value harmony, comfort, and peace. They are motivated by a need to
always keep the peace and avoid conflict at all costs.

Answer 26

The Peacemaker

Question 27

Basic Desire: To be at peace and stable

Basic Fear: Being separated from the world

Answer 27

The Peacemaker