LSE vs SLI
Marker Analysis
Interactive differential diagnosis through distinctive behavioral patterns and preferences
Interactive Marker Selection
Click on statements below to track which markers resonate with each type. This helps identify the most distinguishing characteristics between the two types.
LSE Agrees • SLI Disagrees
I'd be well-suited to work as a leader in local government.
Ideal activities for me include politics, wholesale trade, material resource supply, diplomatic representation, leadership roles in show business and entertainment.
I love to tell everyone which path to take and which opportunities to seize.
I enjoy taking up a socially beneficial idea and putting it into practice.
When walking with someone, I love to talk along the way; walking silently is not interesting.
I often appear in public as a 'news-maker,' a source of new information.
I enjoy discussing enrichment plans, possible gains, and losses from certain actions out loud.
I know how to use my connections.
I can speak quickly, and if necessary, almost in a rapid-fire manner.
The profession of a trader would suit me well—I know how to get along with people.
I'd be well-suited to be a leader in a large, strictly organized system.
I often experience pleasant anticipation, with an accelerated heartbeat, rapid breathing, a rush of blood, lightning-fast thinking, and even a light gait in anticipation of something pleasant.
I frequently browse internet forums on finance and investment.
I find it unbearable when I don't get what I want.
I need to prevail even in small things and almost at any cost, otherwise, I'm left unsatisfied.
I'm attracted to activities involving the most advanced and expensive tools and technologies.
In a company, I'm often the one who tells jokes—I remember a lot of them.
I frequently discuss politics and leadership.
I enjoy discussing heard news or read material with someone.
I'm always interested in money matters, product prices, and comparing earnings.
In a group, I pay attention to people's moods and usually actively influence those whose mood is unclear to me.
The professions of political scientist, futurologist, or futures trader would suit me well.
I always eagerly discuss which technology will be more effective or which business decision will yield higher profits.
I love coming up with new ways of doing business.
I often have a restless and irritable mood.
I enjoy 'playing' in debates and discussions using formal logic.
In a company, I tend to joke and play on words a lot.
I'm a nervous person.
Key concepts for me: administration, care, healthy body, energy, profit, minimizing losses, organization, production, dynamism, professionalism, competence, practicality, best quality, presenting a product, consistency, order, stability.
I love watching films about the political history of different countries on TV.
I love and am better than others at serving the interests of my family or collective.
I'm a restless person.
People appreciate my active business qualities, high organization, and ability to act reasonably and logically based on proven methods and reliable facts.
I always feel a strong sense of joy and enthusiasm from the successes of a close relative.
I can easily handle multiple new creative tasks simultaneously.
I feel at home in situations where I need to quickly learn new sequences of movements and actions.
I'm interested in the structure of the state and its electoral system.
I often get nervous.
I often feel anxious and tense.
I frequently argue against others' arguments with reasoning.
I'm very firm and demanding of myself.
The capabilities of my mind are limitless—I love to reason, show off my intellect, and present myself in interesting discussions.
Most people have some dependencies: lotteries, frequent multi-hour card games, casinos, daily multi-hour computer games, attraction to sports betting, smoking, psychoactive substances, masturbation, multiple daily doses of coffee or strong tea, regular drinking, shopping, watching all news on TV continuously, daily multi-hour chatting on internet forums. - LSE: 9 or more from the list. SLI: 0.
I can easily handle long mental workloads that require high concentration and frequent reference to memory.
I easily remember and find my way in an unfamiliar city or forest without a map and compass—I'm confident in this ability and know I can't get lost.
I almost always feel the pain of a close relative as my own.
I genuinely suffer if my favorite team loses or if a close person fails an exam.
From time to time, I lose my temper and start getting angry.
A thirst for intellectual knowledge, with an emphasis on new and unusual things, is a characteristic feature of mine.
The main traits of my character are discipline, methodicalness, rigidity, commitment to accuracy and order.
Lying is not difficult for me if necessary and requested.
I enjoy reading about various technologies for sequential production of something.
I worry more often than others.
I usually critically analyze everything that comes to my mind.
Frequent anxiety attacks are normal for me.
It wouldn't bother me to pick up worms from stool with gloved fingers to examine them under a magnifying glass.
I have a pronounced sense of guilt.
I often have anxious thoughts.
A high level of fearfulness and anxiety is normal for me.
I generally treat the illness of a well-known person almost as my own illness and therefore usually cannot refrain from giving sympathetic advice.
SLI Agrees • LSE Disagrees
I like professions without long-term responsibility: the day is over, the work is done, and that's it.
I would try to avoid a job where I have to order and manage people.
I'm rather indifferent to my job and profession—it's not very interesting to me.
I would try to avoid a job where I am ordered around or have to order others.
A lot of freedom is more pleasant for me than a lot of power.
Sometimes everything happening—work, people, conversations—seems completely indifferent to me, as if colorless and tasteless, evoking no feelings or associations.
Sometimes I postpone until tomorrow what I should do today.
I can't, don't like, and won't 'work hard' from dawn to dusk.
It's difficult for me to complete tasks at an imposed fast pace.
I can't think fast enough.
My movement pace is usually slow—moving quickly or making sharp turns is not just laziness, it's physically difficult.
Actions rarely attract me; contemplating their implementation is more pleasant.
Compared to others, I'm more of a slow thinker than someone who's quickly perceptive.
I live by the principle: I owe no one, and no one owes me.
I'm indifferent to travel, it's not my thing.
It's true that I'm not interested in participating in debates.
I feel awkward in social interactions.
I often felt awkward among people.
It's true that I can't 'pressure' others, I don't know how to and don't like controlling people.
In response to a close person's personal success and joy, I can politely say I'm happy, but inside I usually remain calmly indifferent.
While reading textbooks, for example, when preparing for exams, I often found it hard to 'focus' my thoughts—usually, fatigue and a feeling of being 'drained' quickly developed, attention blurred, and the necessary clarity of understanding was not achieved.
My speech is poor and restrained, as I often have trouble finding the right word—it's on the tip of my tongue, but I can't recall it, and realizing this, I often repeat the same word several times or simply fall silent.
My mood is usually stable and changes little due to rewards or troubles.
My rules are 'everything is nonsense' and 'don't get upset over nonsense.'
I'm a low-anxiety person.
I often find myself in a detached reverie.
It's true that I can't ask for forgiveness.
I easily avoid unnecessary irritation and worry over trifles.
As a rule, it's easier for me to walk away than to defend my opinion.
I usually gather facts in an unorganized manner, relying on their spontaneous occurrence.
My usual state is emotional relaxation (absence of any emotional tension) with simultaneous confidence that everything will be fine.
I often arrive late, get tired of strict discipline, and have little respect for any formal subordination.
The misfortunes of my friends don't make me feel anything special.
My work capacity is very uneven, characterized by unpredictable declines and peaks.
My principle: 'what I don't see—doesn't exist.'
When answering the phone, I often feel confused because I can't 'get into' the situation, don't feel or understand the meaning of the call.
I would be curious to observe a dying person.
My interest in science is rather superficial; in any case, I wouldn't choose a profession in this or a purely technical field.
I often move away from someone if they get too close during a conversation.
My friends' joy is their personal joy, it usually doesn't touch me and can't 'infect' me.
It's true that I usually dislike it when someone 'sticks out' and provokes arguments.
It's hard and tiring for me to frequently switch my attention between small details.
Working in fields with a lot of mathematics would probably not be interesting for me.
Very few things bother me.
I don't have time for other people's problems.
It's hard for me to 'feel' someone else's joy.
I have far more carefree moments than anxious ones.
I react very painfully to strangers' touches and unpleasant smells.
It's true that I don't like following the general routine.
I often lack self-criticism.
I quickly get tired of any work that involves a lot of calculations.
It's true that I'm not interested in understanding the principles of wireless communication; I probably wouldn't want to listen about it for more than a couple of minutes.
I often think about the coming week rather than what will happen to the world in three years.
When communicating with someone, I only rely on the specifics of the moment, without using guesses about them—guesses for me are an area of unreliable and unverifiable information.
Physics, mathematics, engineering, and chemistry are not fields I'd like to work in.
It's true that I don't like delving into the details and nuances of anything.
I'm not very perceptive of others' emotions.
I navigate very poorly in unfamiliar places, even with a map.
My personality is very stable and constant in its structure.
I quickly get tired of monotonous work where I have to mentally control the same operations repeatedly.