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Enneagram Questionnaire

This document contains 16 questions about various personality traits and emotional tendencies as part of an Enneagram questionnaire. The questions probe topics such as what motivates the respondent, what they lack or are bad at, how they view authority, the importance of their image and status, their reaction to rejection, what makes them angry or fearful, the importance of relationships, willingness to sacrifice for others, and their thoughts on vulnerability. Two additional optional questions ask about what makes the respondent feel desired and their views on self-improvement.

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Enneagram Questionnaire

This document contains 16 questions about various personality traits and emotional tendencies as part of an Enneagram questionnaire. The questions probe topics such as what motivates the respondent, what they lack or are bad at, how they view authority, the importance of their image and status, their reaction to rejection, what makes them angry or fearful, the importance of relationships, willingness to sacrifice for others, and their thoughts on vulnerability. Two additional optional questions ask about what makes the respondent feel desired and their views on self-improvement.

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Enneagram Questionnaire:

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1. What motivates you the most in life? Do you think you have a reasoning to
your course of actions in your life? As in something you wish to gain or benefit
from your actions.

2. What do you think is something you fundamentally lack/is bad at? Something
you acknowledge how it affects aspects of your life?

3. How do you deal with authority? Authority can mean anyone in a position of
power, regardless of the place. Do you push against them, adhere to them, fear
them, or do you think they are crucial for order to be established?

4. How important is your image in regards to how others perceive you? Do you
want to be perceived in a certain way? Does it bother you if you are perceived in
some other way than the one you wish to be perceived with?

5. How important is financials, security, and survival to you? This includes having
sufficient resources, avoiding danger and maintaining a fundamental sense of
structure and wellbeing. Do you seek to protect and retain mentioned themes?

6. What is your reaction and thoughts to others' rejection, criticism and


disapproval of you?

7. What sort of events/situations in life that causes you anger? Anger is an


emotion characterized by antagonism towards someone or something you feel
has deliberately done you or others wrong. If there is any, elaborate on them.
8. Following the last question, do you think anger is necessary in life? How do
you express your anger, or do you choose not to? Why and why not?

9. What is the importance of the concepts, ideas and meaning behind things to
you? Are you trying to make sense of your everyday life?

10. What situations in life bring you the most guilt? Guilt is described as a feeling
that you have committed a fault, which may be internal guilt towards yourself, or
guilt towards your actions regarding another person. Do you frequently
experience feelings of guilt?

11. What makes you feel ashamed the most? Shame signifies a self-conscious
emotion arising out of feeling that something is fundamentally wrong about
oneself. Are you prone to such feelings often?

12. What makes you feel fearful the most? Fear is described as an emotion
which warns us of the presence of danger or threat of harm, whether physical or
psychological. May be internally ingrained feelings, or externally because of other
people/situations.

13. Is it important for you to have a high social status, to be socially connected, to
integrate/fit in and belong to a group? Is it something you work towards
achieving?

14. To what extent do you value issues related to the quality and status of
relationships with specific individuals, and maintaining relationships and
connections?
15. Would you consider yourself a self-sacrificing individual? How much time or
resources are you willing to sacrifice to assist others or make things easier for
others? Or are you simply seeking your own good and well-being?

16. What are your thoughts on expressing your vulnerability? Vulnerability is a


willingness to express emotion or to allow its weaknesses to be visible or known.
What makes you think or feel you are vulnerable?

(Additional Questions - Optional)

17. What makes you feel desired as a person? Or is desirability trivial and of no
importance for you? [Can be physical or intellectual desirability, or feeling desired
only in powerful positions.]

18. Is self improvement important to you or is it something you ignore? Are you in
a position where you're perfectly content with who you are, or do you constantly
strive for more? Elaborate.

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