How KYKO Profiler Identify Personality With Mental Disorders

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How KYKO Profiler identify personality with mental disorders?

Personality disorder forms a class of mental disorders that can causeserious problems and impairment of functioning for the individual. It cancause significant distress and serious problems in personal, occupational

and social situations. Personality disorder is often marked by a persistentand rigid pattern of distorted thoughts and behaviors that deviates from thesocial norms and expectations particularly when relating to others.

Individual with personality disorder often find difficulties in controlling onesthinking processes, feelings and desires causing interpersonal disruptionsin human relationship.

KYKO profiler attempts to interpret personality with mental disorders underits five dimensional model of personality profile.

High Egocentric Dimension

High Egocentric/Assertive Personality is characterized by people with

mental disorders who have high need for power, image, status, recognition,

take charge and to control and shape the environment

Below is a list of characteristics of Assertive Personality Disorders:

Depicts a pattern of cruel, demeaning, violent threatening anddisruptive behavior.

Aggressive, hostile and combative in response to disappointments,

disgrace and rejections.

Gets satisfaction from intimidating, coercing, hurting, and humiliating

others.

Stubborn and opinionated in coercing others to accept ones ideas.

Overly concern and obsessive in taking charge and having everything

done one's own way. Arrogant and conceited by flattery and admiration.

Engages in physical attacks and assaults.

Depicts an exaggerated sense of self-importance wants entitlement

and special treatment.


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Compete to be in the center of attention, self-centered, feels one is

great, special and unique

Likes to brag show off on ones achievements, abilities and success.

Obsessed with chasing after position, power and status

Dreams and fantasies of achieving success, often chasing rainbows.

Used physical cruelty or violence for the purpose of establishing

dominance in a relationship.

Likes to humiliate, demean and belittle people in public

Punishes people under ones control cruelly and harshly.

Low Egocentric Dimension

Low Egocentric/Submissive Personality Disorder

Low Egocentric/Submissive Personality characterized by people with

mental disorders who have low need for power, image, status, recognition,

take charge and to control and shape the environment

Below is a list of characteristics of Submissive Personality Disorders:

Low self-esteem and self-concept.

Lack of confidence leading to fear of facing challenges.

Submission to others' demands and threats

Extremely shy and timid

Avoid taking more responsibility due to fear of failure

Keeping a low Profile

Avoiding disagreements with others at all cost, always submit to

others demands

Find difficulty in making everyday decisionsneeds others

assurance, advice and input Dependent on others to assume responsibility for most major areas

of ones life

Has difficulty initiating projects or doing things alone due to lack ofself-confidence

Cant say no toothers to the point of doing others work


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Feeling of helplessness when confronted with personal and workrelated problems

Preoccupied with fears of no one to depend on for ones survival

Poor self-concept possess a feeling that one is inferior, inadequate

and worthlessness Anxious and tense when interacting with very important people

High Socio-centric Dimension

High Socio-centric/Sociable Personality is characterized by people with

mental disorders who have high need for love, care, comradeship,

attachment and social interaction.

Below is a list of characteristics of High Socio-centric/Sociable PersonalityDisorder.

Marked by excessive emotionality.

Possesses an excessive need to be taken care of.

Have feelings of helplessness when alone.

Preoccupied with fears of being abandoned.

Hypersensitivity to the judgment and criticism of others.

Extreme devastation when close relationships end Assumes other people will make extra efforts to assist them

Possesses an excessive need to be loved and taken care of

Dramatize emotional displays or outbursts to seek attention

Low Socio-centric Dimension

Low Socio-centric/Asocial Personality is High Socio-centric Dimension

High Socio-centric/Sociable Personality is characterized by people with

mental disorders who have high need for love, care, comradeship,attachment and social interaction.

Below is a list of characteristics of High Socio-centric/Sociable Personality

Disorder.

Marked by excessive emotionality.


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High Security Dimension

High Security/Pragmatic Personality characterized by people with mentaldisorders who have high need, want or desire for safety, order, stability,

systems, structure, protection and a life free from stormy seas.

Below is a list of characteristics of High Security/Pragmatic PersonalityDisorders:

Takes extremely low risk in engaging something new

Panic stricken and dislocated with sudden change in the environment

Tend to worry inappropriately about future events

Preoccupied with the details for fear of making a wrong decision

Follow rules, regulations and procedures without questions

Self-regulate and scheduling ones daily activities to the extent ofbeing inflexible or rigid

Shows perfectionism that often interferes with completion of a task

Hoard and keep worthless objects even though they have no morevalue

Reluctant to delegate responsibility or tasks for fear that others willscrew them up

Adopt a miserly spending style

Often nag and fuss over small or trivial matters Often live in fear due to imagined worries

Low Security Dimension

Low Security/Adventurous Personality is characterized by people withmental disorders who have low need, want or desire for safety, order,

stability, systems, structure, protection and a life free from stormy seas.

Below is a list of characteristics of Low Security/Adventurous PersonalityDisorders:

Failure to conform to social norms and traditions


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Low respect for rules, regulations and lawful behaviors

Resent being regulated, monitored or controlled

Live from day to day and do things spontaneously as they come

Hardly schedule ones activities or plan ahead ones future

Reckless and tend to try new experiences even though they are self-damaging

Take high risk

Engage in sensational, thrilling and hazardous activities

Unconcern over the safety of self and others

Careless and forgetful

Tend to procrastinate, delay or postpone

Want freedom to do things as they like

High Manipulative Dimension

High Manipulative/Dynamic Personality is characterized by people with

mental disorders who have high need for information, adapt, change,

influence and use others for survival, growth and to satisfy dominant needs

Below is a list of characteristics of Dynamic Personality Disorders:

Possess a natural talent to influence, use and abuse others to achieve

ones personal goals or ends

Chameleon-like skilful in the art of deceptions

Skilful in sabotaging others plans and actions

Manipulate others by pretending to be pathetic and sick

Put up a mask to project ones false image

Exploiting and manipulate other people for personal gain and pleasure

Blames others for ones mistakes and shortcomings

Good at talking ones way out of anything


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Read between the lines for hidden motives when interacting with

others

Cunning and sly

Using lies and deception to get their way

Good actor and pretender with a bag of tricks

Pretend to commit suicide to gain sympathy from others

Able to deposit the good feelings into the emotional bank of important

people to make decision in ones favor

Able to size people up and take advantage of them

Good at soliciting support to create chaos

Low Manipulative Dimension

Low Manipulative/Static Personality is characterized by people with mental

disorders who have low need for information, adapt, change, influence and

use others for survival, growth and to satisfy dominant needs

Below is a list of Static Personality Disorder

Express feelings of anger openly without thinking of the adverse

consequences

Inflexible and rigid

Find difficulty in adapting to a new environment

Easily influenced by sweet talks

Easily used and abused by others

Gullible tend to trust others inappropriately

See the world as black and white Likely to be use by others as a representative to fight against the

authority

Easily fall victim to substance abuse

High Self-Actualizing Dimension


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High Self-Actualizing/Relatively Normal Personality is characterized by

people with mental disorders who have high need for achievement, growth,

and fulfillment and to find meanings in life.

Below is a list of characteristics of Relatively Normal Personality Disorders:

Workaholic excessive devotion to work

Over-conscientiousness obsess with working long, hard hours to

the extent ofdamaging ones health

Unable to relax and take a break when stressed

Experience and suffer from anxiety disorders and stress-related

medical illnesses.

Preoccupied with work without producing tangible results

Low Self-Actualizing Dimension

Low Self-Actualizing/Neurotic Personality is characterized by people with

mental disorders who have low need for achievement, growth, and

fulfillment and to find meanings in life.

Disregard and violate the rights of others

Show no remorse or repentance for destructive behavior

Irresponsible and unreliable. Does not feel guilty, shameful or regret for hurting, ill-treating and

stealing from others.

Feelings of hopelessness and helplessness

Possess a negative, distorted and pessimistic outlook

Feeling frustrated, depressed and chronically unhappy

Preoccupied with imaginary fears

Disruptive patterns of thought, behavior, and functioning.

Escape from the reality of life by abusing substance. Untrustworthy and unreliablenever walk ones talk

Tend to harm or inflict pain on others

Prone to experience depression and psychotic disorders

Avoid taking responsibilities and commitment

Revengeful and hostile


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Tend not to feel regretful and apologetic for their wrong acts

See the world with crooked lenses

Does not feel guilty and remorse whether their behavior is ethical

Possess a negative attitude towards life

Sigmund Freud posits that human beings lie in the continuum of relativelyhealthy (normal) and unhealthy (neurotic) in their psychological and mentaldisposition. Human beings are not made to be perfect. Everyone hasmental disorders to a certain degree. Being imperfect we must be able toaccept our mental disorders and take actions to overcome them. Knowingour mental disorder characteristics of our personality helps us to seek helpand treatment. Being aware of others mental disorders characteristicsenables us to understand others better and assist us to cope better withsocial situations and relationships with other people.

Bernard A.T.Tan

How KYKO Profiler Identify Personality With Mental Disorders

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