SEE vs EIE

Markers that EIE mostly agrees with, while SEE mostly disagrees:

1. Compared to others, I generally have low blood pressure (hypotension).
2. I’ve had nausea attacks due to nerves multiple times (excluding food poisoning, pregnancy, ulcers, etc.).
3. I am squeamish and often try to wash my hands quickly after shaking hands with some people.
4. I have a light, superficial sleep.
5. The smell and sight of scattered filth or a particularly dirty garbage dump with worms can easily make me almost nauseous.
6. I find jokes about the buttocks and passing gas extremely disgusting.
7. I am sensitive to any weak external stimuli and often pay attention to them.
8. I often feel discomfort without knowing what exactly bothers me—everything in general just feels inconvenient.
9. I frequently feel a painful internal restlessness and feel the need to move, walk, or take a stroll to ease my anxiety. But as soon as I start moving, I feel anxious again, feeling I am doing something wrong, and it’s better to sit down and rest. This repeats over and over—I walk, sit, get up, walk, and sit again. Feeling a kind of fidgety internal pain, I go crazy from anxiety devoid of any concrete thoughts; it eats me up from the inside, and I can’t find relief even in breathing—it feels heavy too.
10. I often feel like a victim.
11. I love reading books on esotericism, mysticism, divination, witchcraft, etc.
12. I can’t stand disgusting smells. I can’t do anything properly while they are present.
13. I react very painfully to unwanted touches and unpleasant smells.
14. I have been trying to figure myself out all my life.
15. I often have revelatory dreams with a ‘philosophical’ undertone.
16. I am very sensitive to insults and punishments.
17. Sometimes my strange states and experiences cause me slight fear.
18. My health and well-being are not stable; something often happens with them.
19. I have a strong sense of squeamishness—some things or objects make me feel almost physically nauseous just by touching them.
20. It is hard for me to switch tasks—starting a new task is challenging, understanding instructions and beginning work, and then it’s hard to switch from one task to another.
21. I constantly look for and find diseases in myself and others.
22. I often feel cold in the mornings, sometimes even to the point of slight shivering.
23. My whole body often feels cold.
24. I can’t restrain my disgust at the sight of some animals—some representatives of the fauna I won’t touch even if assured it is safe.
25. The sight of diseases with open wounds and injuries makes me want to immediately distance myself and run away from it, run so as not to see anything like it.
26. What is more typical for you? - EIE: Often noticing discomforts. SEE: Enjoying comforts.
27. Before working, I always need to gather myself, concentrate, and ‘grow’ my muscle and physical tone to the necessary level.
28. I often feel cold.
29. I avoid looking at human injuries—it’s a very unpleasant sight for me.
30. In my thoughts, I always return to what I said in an important conversation; I mentally replay my phrases several times, check them, and recall the reactions of listeners and interlocutors.
31. Cartoons where all the characters are depicted as some kind of freaks are unpleasant to me just because of that.
32. When I get nervous, I completely lose my appetite; sometimes I even feel nauseous ‘from nerves.’
33. I often have dreams.
34. I turn pale and tense up in the dentist’s chair when they use a spinning drill in my mouth.
35. When describing something literarily, I often use comparisons (rarely do my texts lack them). For example: ‘a gypsy girl, resembling a broom in her dress,’ or ‘sunset clouds, resembling wine stains on a blue tablecloth,’ ‘rare, like an unattractive doe,’ ‘walking, waddling like a duck,’ etc.
36. I am easily offended.
37. I am sensitive and internally contradictory, often insecure, prone to frequent doubts and hesitation in decision-making.
38. It’s true that I usually dislike when someone ‘sticks out’ and causes disputes.
39. I am easily hurt by careless words.
40. It’s always hard for me to start, hard to ‘work myself’ into some new activity.
41. Meeting deadlines is always very important to me.
42. I often feel worried and tense.
43. I often feel my loneliness, opposed to the whole world.
44. Blind experiments (hoping something will work out) are categorically not for me.
45. I am deeply hurt by others’ negative attitudes towards me.
46. My skeleton is more likely to have thin bones rather than thick ones—at least my hands are thin compared to other people of my gender.
47. I am easily frightened.
48. I more often feel thirsty, angry, and dissatisfied than content and peacefully calm, as if having received my due.
49. I usually follow a routine and schedule.
50. I have a very excitable and sensitive imagination.
51. I believe that a schedule helps to make life orderly and relaxed.
52. I always get very angry and unrestrainedly either in response to any provocation or when someone ruins my plans.
53. I always plan my day in advance.
54. The existing material world is just an unworthy burden for me.
55. In moments of agitation, it’s often hard for me to control myself.
56. I dislike cosmopolitans; a worthy person is always a patriot.
57. I am quick-tempered and easily get angry, often making a mountain out of a molehill.
58. It’s true that I would avoid a job where I mostly have to manage other people, leaving no time for my own free interests.
59. Often, some people feel negative, painful emotions emanating from me.
60. I am touchy.
61. Despondency, resentment, regret, ‘stubbornness out of spite’ are frequent feelings for me.
62. I feel comfortable being a member of a ‘pack’ with a strong, authoritative leader.
63. Representatives of different social groups should remain representatives of these social groups, not mixing with each other.
64. In public life, fostering adherence to a single ideology in people is necessary.
65. Public interests have always concerned me more than personal ones.
66. I am not interested in theoretical discussions.
67. A citizen should belong to the state, just like a child belongs to a family.

Markers that SEE mostly agrees with, while EIE mostly disagrees:

1. I am almost always calm about my health.
2. I am willing to try anything.
3. My muscles are always relaxed, without tension and twitches, and my movements are broad, free, and sweeping.
4. It’s true that I never feel internally constrained and tense—my muscles are almost always calm, relaxed, but ready for mobilization exactly when I want.
5. I always look forward to gaining new experiences.
6. I would enjoy working as a dentist.
7. I usually make a choice between two alternatives easily and without thinking.
8. I try to do many things just because I hope it will make me more fun.
9. My immune system is fine.
10. When a sequence of events starts to change according to an unforeseen scenario, I remain completely calm—able to benefit from any development.
11. I love thrilling rides (‘roller coasters,’ aerial loops, etc.) where it takes your breath away.
12. I love myself, and others love me.
13. Choose the more fitting description - SEE: I often appear pleased with myself. EIE: I often appear self-critical.
14. I spend little time evaluating the past and thinking about the future; I mostly live in the present moment and day.
15. I easily overcome any national or cultural barriers in communication with people—they are no obstacle for me.
16. I constantly try new things.
17. I usually quickly and willingly grasp the gist of other people’s reasoning.
18. I mostly live in the present moment.
19. I can easily relax and relieve tension.
20. I would enjoy being a mentor to troubled, disadvantaged children, teaching them to enjoy life.
21. My behavior probably looks more unrestrained than normative and well-mannered compared to most people around me.
22. It’s true that I am not at all squeamish about others’ views and beliefs.
23. I am patient and tolerant of people whom many consider unpleasant.
24. If I am engaged in the pleasures of the moment, I am not distracted by any thoughts even for a second.
25. I am not a fashionista, but I always look neat and put together.
26. It is hard to irritate me.
27. I know how to achieve my goals, completely trampling on others’ interests.
28. When going on a trip or a hike to a specific place, I just go without a plan, not thinking in advance what and when I will do there.
29. With all people, I try and usually manage to maintain an equal footing—regardless of the position they hold relative to me (i.e., I strive to maintain equal status with both my subordinates and socially recognized authorities).
30. At any moment, I decide what to do based on the situation, without pre-determining it.
31. My mood is usually stable and changes little from rewards and troubles.
32. I have rather a sturdy, ‘broad-boned’ physique.
33. My position: let everyone live as they want.
34. I am usually focused on the joys of the present moment and generally do not worry about what will happen next.
35. I have a very flexible mind.
36. Everything in the world is determined either by money, power, or human physiology, and talks about ideals are for fools.
37. I remain calm in stressful situations.
38. I am a ‘carefree’ person in life and am not inclined to exaggerate anything, especially possible troubles.
39. I can watch a movie on TV from any point—beginning or middle, it doesn’t matter to me.
40. My self-esteem fluctuates very little and is practically not dependent on my current level of demand or external approval.
41. My health is fine.
42. I can ‘extract’ debts from acquaintances—it never happens that someone successfully holds on to my money.
43. I treat insults most often without anger, tend to overlook or just joke about them.
44. I have a good appetite; food always seems tasty to me.
45. I admire inventiveness and value it highly in both myself and others.
46. I advocate for a life with a minimum of formalities and rituals.
47. My mind is primarily focused on career growth and gaining power.
48. When someone does something disgusting to even unfamiliar people, I almost always step in because I can’t do otherwise.
49. If there is no urgent need, I never make to-do lists; I prefer to do what I want at the moment, whatever comes to mind.
50. I love sports, good food, adventurous risks, and generally any joys of the tangible material world.
51. It would be very unpleasant for me to make work plans for the week and the day as required by the boss.
52. My lifestyle is characterized by urgency and reliance on ‘maybe.’
53. I often indulge in the pleasure of physical enjoyment.
54. I often make plans at the last moment.
55. In interacting with people, I am closer to calmness and acceptance of their flaws than to rejection and irritation (even if I hide the latter).
56. How I spend my time depends on the situation, not the plan.
57. Even in nerve-wracking situations, I remain calm.
58. I don’t like working by a strict schedule; I prefer a flexible schedule or work without any schedule at all.
59. I would very much enjoy a responsible job related to power or leading a large organization.
60. Personal interests are always more important than any group interests.
61. I am more of an optimist than a pessimist.
62. I am an individualist, interested exclusively in personal qualities in both myself and others, not in belonging to any collective.
63. I am forgiving and easily suppress all past and irrelevant matters.
64. Light joy or joyful enlightenment—call it what you want—is the usual backdrop of my ‘daily’ mood.
65. Common interests are always much more important than citizenship and nationality.
66. Individuality is paramount; I am alien to any hierarchy, pack mentality, or groupthink.
67. I am a good-natured person and spend most of my time content.