EMOTIVE

The main characteristic of the emotive psychotype is empathy and a desire to help everyone around them. Emotives take everything to heart and often suffer because of this quality. They are modest, sometimes even ascetic, and dislike extreme brightness, showing commitment to naturalness. Emotives find it difficult to make plans, so they often live without a real idea of what will happen in the near or distant future. Since these emotives possess a high level of empathy, they are ready to respond to a call for help at the first sign.

The emotive psychotype is characterized by high sensitivity to any rough contacts with the external environment and consequently deep experiencing of internal states. People of this type usually stand out for being very sensitive to their own states, as well as to the emotions of others. They can deeply perceive emotional nuances in communication, but do not express their feelings openly and sincerely in order not to hurt others.

Emotive people are often oriented towards their personal emotional needs and strive for harmony and well-being in their inner lives, but basic anxiety often completely eliminates their efforts. They can be very empathetic and capable of understanding the reasons for other people's actions, making them good listeners and support for those around them.

It is important to note that emotive people can experience both positive and negative emotions quite intensively, which can affect their behavior and decision-making. However, with proper management of their states, they can use their high sensitivity to emotions as an advantage, for example, in the field of art, interpersonal relationships, or therapy.