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Risk Spectrum

This metric doesn't simply label you as risk-averse or risk-seeking. Instead, it places you on a spectrum defined by the balance between two core engines in your personality:

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Risk Spectrum

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Risk-AverseRisk-Seeking

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Left = careful, rule-bound; right = thrill-seeking and impulsive.

This metric doesn't simply label you as risk-averse or risk-seeking. Instead, it places you on a spectrum defined by the balance between two core engines in your personality:

Exploration (Plasticity):This is the side of your personality that fuels your love for new experiences, excitement, and seizing opportunities. It drives you toward openness, creativity, and taking initiative on risks.
Caution (Stability):This is the side responsible for regulation, self-control, and avoiding potential harm. It drives you toward careful planning and preserving your safety by minimizing risks.

What this means

This metric doesn't simply label you as risk-averse or risk-seeking. Instead, it places you on a spectrum defined by the balance between two core engines in your personality:

Exploration (Plasticity):
This is the side of your personality that fuels your love for new experiences, excitement, and seizing opportunities. It drives you toward openness, creativity, and taking initiative on risks.
Caution (Stability):
This is the side responsible for regulation, self-control, and avoiding potential harm. It drives you toward careful planning and preserving your safety by minimizing risks.

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