Infantile

The list of questionnaire items below includes those to which all four “infantile” types (ILE, LII, IEE, and EII) simultaneously answer “yes” more often than the population average. The questions are presented in descending order of the sum of the peak heights of the four infantile types in the question profiles. The list is limited to the first 132 questions.

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1. I often think about abstract-philosophical topics.
2. Dreamers, visionaries, and innovators are interesting and understandable to me and evoke my respect.
3. I often find myself in a distracted state, detached from what is happening around me, and wandering in my thoughts in an imaginary world.
4. I often detach myself mentally from my surroundings, escaping into worlds of fantasy.
5. I often remain in detached contemplation.
6. By my idealistic nature, I strongly need someone's care for my food, health, and general life needs.
7. I love to fantasize, philosophize, and invent something unusual.
8. I am a person of dreams and contemplation rather than action.
9. Sometimes I get so lost in thought that I end up somewhere I didn't intend to go.
10. If I immerse myself in fantasy, I sometimes almost lose touch with the real world.
11. In my thoughts and concerns about the fate of the world, humanity or nation, I am more of a disinterested idealist than a pragmatist.
12. Too often I escape from less pleasant tasks into more pleasant dreams.
13. A man who put a frying pan on his head out of absent-mindedness, and a man who fought windmills in the name of an idea - this is all exactly about me, although a little exaggerated.
14. Sometimes I get so focused on my thoughts that I end up somewhere distractedly.
15. I am characterized by "inner gaze", fantasy, and imagination, leading into fictional worlds that do not know temporal and spatial boundaries.
16. I often "wander" somewhere with my thoughts.
17. I have a vivid imagination, so sometimes the external world disappears for me and ceases to exist for certain periods.
18. Actions rarely attract me; thinking about their implementation is more pleasant.
19. I am clumsy when dressing - often getting confused with the top and bottom, sleeves and trousers when putting on a shirt or pants.
20. A lot of freedom is more pleasant to me than a lot of power.
21. In a short time, I can come up with many different ideas and alternative explanations on a given topic.
22. What I love most is seeking and discovering hidden possibilities that can be used and suggesting them to others for implementation.
23. I am often motorically clumsy.
24. I often get distracted by things unrelated to today's real needs.
25. "Instead of a hat, he put on a frying pan" - this is about me.
26. In work, interest is always more important to me than pay.
27. My walk is characterized by some looseness and clumsiness.
28. I hate conflicts.
29. Compared to others, I more often ignore the needs of my body and my appearance.
30. It is difficult for me to concentrate and focus my thoughts at the beginning of work - thoughts tend to scatter again to philosophically eternal topics.
31. I often entertain myself by mentally sorting through and discarding numerous possible hypotheses.
32. I love aimlessly wandering with my imagination through time and space for self-comfort.
33. The present worries and interests me little; all kinds of dreams are more interesting.
34. I have significant problems with everyday practicality.
35. Random and vague fantasies and images constantly swarm in my head, directing the flow of conscious thoughts.
36. My balance is poor - sometimes when walking, I am slightly "led" to the sides, and it is also difficult to maintain stillness on the command "stand still."
37. I am indifferent to any luxury; it even irritates me - generally, I avoid surrounding myself with any things I can do without.
38. Sometimes it is difficult for me to control my thoughts - they seem to start living their own, uncontrollable life.
39. Compared to other people of my gender, I have always been more indifferent to salary and career issues.
40. I often don't know what to do with my hands and generally exhibit some awkwardness in posture and movements.
41. In comparison with others, I often neglect my appearance and my lunch.
42. Understanding the meaning of life over decades, centuries, and eternity has generally been more important to me than solving several current tasks.
43. I would try to avoid a job where I mainly have to manage others, leaving no time for my own free interests.
44. My mind often sets tasks for my imagination rather than evaluating something.
45. I would try to avoid a job where I have to order people around and manage them.
46. I would try to avoid a job where others order me around, and I have to give orders to someone.
47. I often forget about my body, forget its parts, forget pain and pleasures, and seem to dissolve into the universe.
48. Usually, the inner spiritual world of a person of the opposite sex is more important to me than their external characteristics.
49. I try to spend only the minimum amount of effort on the material world in all its manifestations - no more than is necessary to create a positive emotional impact on those around me.
50. I usually forgive everyone.
51. I think more in vague abstract images than in words.
52. I often spend my sleep time at night thinking about interesting ideas.
53. Unusual, strange thoughts and associations often come to my mind.
54. It is true that I do not know how to "pressure" others; I do not know and do not like to control those around me.
55. Sometimes I experience disorientation in my location - that is, I have difficulty instantly remembering and understanding where I am at that moment (at home, at work, or somewhere else, etc.).
56. I often thought about the meaning of life or the boundaries and problem of the continuity of my human "self".
57. The existing material world is just an unworthy burden for me.
58. Sometimes I lose control over the coordination and sequence of my movements.
59. Every person deserves respect regardless of their status.
60. I am inclined to fantasy, imagination, and living in a fictional reality.
61. I know how to adapt to the vicissitudes of existence by escaping into an imaginary world.
62. I love mentally digging through heaps of seemingly meaningless facts.
63. Compared to others, I more often neglect taking care of my body and comfort.
64. I am prone (especially when I am at rest) to frequent aimless and uncontrollable mental wanderings
65. When making decisions, I always involuntarily think about whether they will harm the interests of humanity, society, and other people.
66. For my taste and view, intellect and intelligence are always more important than wealth and agility, career, or sports achievements.
67. My real few minutes often stretch out like several hours; so many different thoughts fit into them that the very first thoughts are already forgotten after a few minutes.
68. I always like to look at each phenomenon from different angles and come up with several different explanations for what is happening.
69. When I search for a lost item in a room, I sometimes fail to see it, even though it later turns out to be in a fairly visible place.
70. I love arguing about abstract, general topics (e.g., about people in general).
71. I love people and believe in universal brotherhood.
72. It is easy for me to discern the most remote possibilities, which have no close and similar examples in the present.
73. In accordance with my psychology, I would be more suited to the role of a peacemaker than an attacker.
74. Sometimes I seem to dissolve into the universe, forgetting about my body, forgetting pain and pleasures.
75. I can see something extremely original and unusual in the minor features of some imaginary objects and phenomena, "the very best".
76. A certain relaxation, lack of tone and composure is my usual initial state.
77. In my free time, my imagination is always altruistic; it very rarely deals with personal interests and problems, more often with others' or global issues.
78. It is true that I never allow myself actions that are unjust to others or that humiliate someone.
79. Sometimes I stumble or even fall when walking.
80. The object of my first teenage crush was more realistic and practical than I was.
81. I am always terribly bored when there is no new information to comprehend.
82. It is true that I cannot open tin cans neatly and beautifully with a can opener.
83. Sometimes, for a few moments, I lose touch with reality, stop feeling what is happening, even though I am not thinking about anything else at that time.
84. Any violence shocks and repels me.
85. On stairs, I miss steps if I do not see them, and I also type very poorly "blindly" on the keyboard.
86. In excitement, my hands become almost useless and even start to get in the way - I can accidentally hit something or drop it with my hand.
87. I often get confused in the necessary sequence of movements.
88. The job of a philosopher would suit me better than that of an investigator.
89. The job of a research psychologist would suit me better than that of a dentist.
90. I am most apprehensive and distrustful of people in whom I see a propensity for dictatorship and violence.
91. Any thought easily provokes a whole chain of hypotheses and guesses in me.
92. The words "PASS, GET, and PREDICT" have a more familiar and attractive "taste" for me than the words "FIND, CONQUER, and OVERCOME" (weigh, feel).
93. I very rarely tell people "no", avoid refusing them directly, preferring evasive answers.
94. When solving a problem, I draw many analogies and associations from memory, both close and distant, and almost always in large excess.
95. I often dream of a world where friendship and brotherhood rule.
96. Sometimes, when lost in thought, I unconsciously start "clicking" my teeth - lightly tapping them together.
97. Many imagined or remembered things are almost as real and certain to me as those that can be touched and felt.
98. I am forgiving and easily let go of the past and irrelevant.
99. Sometimes it is difficult for me to focus my visual attention on my surroundings: everything seems strange, as if it is shaking, swaying, and flickering.
100. I know how to find something special and unusual in the most, at first glance, ordinary things.
101. If, standing with my arms at my sides and feet together, I close my eyes for a few seconds, I immediately lose my posture stability, start to sway, and fall somewhere (check it).
102. My own fantasies and sudden insights often "knock me off" from an already started thought or uttered aloud reasoning.
103. I have a very sensitive imagination.
104. Contemptible and defective are the people who impose submission and obedience by force, for the human race is worthy of uniting only by the great and noble consciousness of brotherhood.
105. If all people were divided into two equal groups - the first of more evil and suspicious and the second of more good-natured and satisfied with life, I would belong to the SECOND GROUP, the good-natured group.
106. I have some "super ideas" that are always pleasant to think about (as soon as I remember them, I immediately feel an excited pleasure surge).
107. I am clumsy when tying my shoelaces.
108. I am much more indifferent to money than most.
109. I would like to give people freedom of choice, rather than freedom from doubt.
110. The concept of "humanity" is more significant to me than the concept of "homeland".
111. I am more curious than others - for me, an excess of information to study and comprehend is always better than its lack.
112. Sometimes I get confused about what month of the year it is.
113. I always treat others' rights with the same respect as my own.
114. Immersion in the dreams of imagination and fantasy helps me to be able to wait, be careful, and not rush.
115. When encountering something new and unusual, I always linger on it and enjoy tinkering with its secrets until I study and understand them: for this time, I am ready to forget about food and any other goals and tasks.
116. My logic more often sets tasks for imagination than evaluates its ready products.
117. Sometimes at night, I get up to write down a thought that came to my mind.
118. I am constantly thinking about something involuntarily.
119. Sometimes I experience injustice towards others more strongly than injustice towards myself.
120. I was almost always ready to help any stranger.
121. If I found a wallet with 300 dollars and someone else's documents, I would try to find the owner.
122. I am ashamed of too vivid manifestations of negative feelings.
123. My gaze often freezes on an object, but does not examine it, but looks "through it" into the distance.
124. A slightly open mouth helps me think about problems - at least, when I start thinking, my mouth often opens slightly.
125. I constantly want to change and improve something.
126. Sometimes I can raise or set aside a hand and seem to "forget" about it: then I turn around and look - wow, what a strange pose I have!
127. When I think or dream about something, I often unconsciously open my mouth slightly.
128. I usually pay little attention to what I am wearing.
129. Sometimes I have a strange feeling that everything around is happening not for real, but as if in a theater.
130. In raising a small child, more attention should be paid to developing imagination than to developing practicality.
131. When I look at a person or object, I sometimes do not notice what is happening around.
132. Sometimes I replay scenes from a favorite movie in my head for several days.