4. Nature Self-Actualization
The Innate or
Unconscious
● Inner states
● Aptitude
● Attitude
● Instinct
● Motive
● Talents
● Potentials
● Achievement
● Commitment
● Growth
● Self-satisfaction
● Fulfillment
● Integrity
● Seeking goodness and salvation
● Using their intellectual ability to become a
fully functioned person
● Living a meaningful life
FOR
6. Achievement and Result
Orientation
The unconscious motivation, attitude and driving
force for goal accomplishment.
Self-Development and
Growth Needs
The inherited motivation for growing potentials.
Job Passion and
Satisfaction
The inborn instinct to seek satisfaction, fulfillment
and work enjoyment.
Ethics and Moral Values The hereditary attitudes toward integrity, ethics, and
moral values.
Intellectual Abilities The inherent and potential ability to use the intellect
and power of reasoning to make sound judgments.
Nature Self-Actualization Personality Factors
7. Nature Egocentric
The Innate or
Unconscious
● Inner states
● Aptitude
● Attitude
● Instinct
● Motive
● Talents
● Potential
FOR
Power
Esteem
Dominance
Image
Persistency
Challenges
Courage
Recognition
Take charge
Control the environment
9. Nature Egocentric Personality
Factors
Self-Confidence The inherent belief in one’s ability and power to make
things happen.
Mental Toughness The aptitude and ability to persist, endure and be
resilient and to remain focused in overcoming
challenges.
Self-Image The need and desire for respect and recognition.
Dominance The instinct to exert authority over others.
Taking Charge The desire to direct and take the lead.
10. Nature Sociocentric
The Innate or
Unconscious
● Inner states
● Aptitude
● Attitude
● Instinct
● Motive
● Talents
● Potential
● Altruism
● Belongingness
● Affiliation
● Empathy
● Warm Hearted
● Affinity
● Teamwork
● Comradeship
● Social Interaction
● Acceptance
FOR
12. Nature Sociocentric Personality Factors
Altruism The inborn desire to love and care for others.
Affiliation and
Belongingness
The ability to appeal to others and work together as a team.
Warmth The aptitude and ability to build rapport and to make a
connection with others and be likable.
Empathy The ability to put self in the shoes of others.
Affinity The intimate comradeship, close relationship and bonding
with others.
15. Nature Security Personality Factors
Safety The need to have a high sense of security and
avoidance of harm and uncertainties.
System Compliance The propensity for adhering to rules and regulations.
Personal Organization The propensity or habit of keeping things orderly and
organized.
Precision The aptitude and ability to be accurate and detail-
oriented.
Certainty The need to maintain status quo or be assured of
future outcomes.
16. Nature Complexity
The Inborn ability and potentials to:
Visualize
Analyze
Strategize
Anticipate
Adapt
Influence
Manipulate
the environment, situations, and people
for survival, growth and to achieve dominant goals.
18. Nature Complexity Personality Factors
Awareness The aptitude and ability to be alert, well-informed and in the know
Adaptability The aptitude and ability to adjust to people and situations.
Influencing The aptitude and ability to inspire, captivate, mobilize and charm
people to get support
Cognitive
Abilities
The aptitude and capacity to strategize, analyze, anticipate, assess
and adjust to get things done and make things happen.
Information
Dissemination
The aptitude and discretion to disclose, filter and withhold
information.
21. Nurture Dimension
The influence of environmental
experiences such as upbringing,
societal values and cultural
background on natural behaviors
that cause variations, fluctuations
and changes to suit a particular
purpose.
22. Nurture Self-Actualization
Learned
Overt
Conscious
Observable
behavior and
motivation
● Achievement
● Commitment
● Growth
● Self-satisfaction
● Fulfillment
● Integrity
● Seeking goodness and salvation
● Using their intellectual ability to become a
fully functioned person
● Living a meaningful life
FOR
The influence of the experiences of the environmental variables such as
upbringing, social norms, and cultural values that cause adaptation, change
or variation in the magnitude of:
24. Nurture Achievement
Orientation
Achievement orientations vary with the relative health of the
environment such as the actions and responses of the presence
and absence of hygiene factors of an organization.
Nurture Growth
Needs
Intrinsic and extrinsic rewards coupled with opportunities for
progress influence changes or fluctuations in the innate
motivation for learning and personal development.
Nurture Work Passion
The interactions of nature and nurture behaviors influence
variations or fluctuations in motivation for work passion and job
satisfaction.
Nurture Ethics and
Morals
Favorable and toxic experiences, beliefs, cultural background
and environment influence changes and fluctuations in integrity,
ethics and moral values resulting in inconsistencies as a result of
being tested and compromised.
Nurture Self-Actualization Factors
25. Nurture Egocentric
Learned
Covert
Conscious
Observable
behavior and
motivation
● Power
● Dominance
● Image
● Courage
● Assertiveness
● Persistency
● Challenges
● Recognition
● Control of the environment
The influence of the experiences of the environmental variables such as
upbringing, social norms, and cultural values that cause adaptation, change or
variation in the magnitude of:
FOR
27. Nurture Egocentric Factors
Nurture Self-
Confidence
The act of self-confidence varies according to the level of
complexity and challenge of a situation.
Nurture Mental
Toughness
Mental toughness varies according to the level of value and
desired outcome of one’s effort and time.
Nurture Self-
Image
The deliberate choice to maintain a high or low profile in
different situations to suit the ego.
Nurture
Dominance
The act of being hard or being soft in dealing and controlling
people to make things happen
Nurture In
Charge
The act of either taking over or taking orders to suit a
particular occasion or situation.
28. Nurture Sociocentric
● Affiliation
● Altruism
● Belongingness
● Teamwork
● Empathy
● Warm-hearted
● Affinity
● Comradeship
● Social Interaction
● Acceptance
FOR
The influence of the experiences of the environmental variables such as
upbringing, social norms, and cultural values that cause adaptation, change or
variation in the magnitude of:
● Aptitude
● Attitude
● Instinct
● Motive
● Talents
● Potential
30. Nurture Sociocentric Personality Factors
Altruism The act of deliberately choosing people to give compassion,
love, care and attention.
Affiliation and
Belongingness
The level of work commitment depends on whether one can
choose a group to work with.
Warmth The level of warmth, cordial and friendliness depends on
the depth of intimacy in one’s relationships with others.
Empathy A deliberate choice to choose people with whom you have a
close relationship to sympathize with.
Affinity The tendency of being selective on whom to establish
intimate and close relationship with.
33. Nurture Security Factors
Nurture Safety
The act of assessing the situation and making a choice
between playing it safe or taking a risk.
Nurture Compliance
The deliberate choice to comply with the rules or
otherwise depends on the need to remain at the status
quo or for innovative and creative measures appropriate
to the particular situation or circumstances.
Nurture Organization
The intentional choice to organize and put things in order
or otherwise is based on need.
Nurture Precision
The deliberate choice of being detail -oriented, precise
and accurate or otherwise rests with the appropriateness
of the situation or circumstances.
Nurture Certainty
The intentional choice between making speculations and
assumptions or being factual and proven.
34. Nurture Complexity Dimension
The deliberate adjustment, alteration or variation of the
complexity magnitude to selectively:
● Utilize and disseminate information
● Being adaptable and flexible
● Influencing and getting support
● Do an in-depth analysis
● Use people, situations and the environment
for survival, growth and to achieve dominant goals.
36. Nurture Complexity Factors
Nurture
Awareness
The aptitude and ability to be selective in absolving and being
well-informed of relevant information in the environment.
Nurture
Adaptability
The aptitude and discretion to be rigid or flexible in dealing
with people and situations.
Nurture
Influencing
The discretion or choice to persuade and influence others or
allow oneself to be persuaded and influenced.
Nurture
Information
Dissemination
The discretion or choice to disclose, filter and withdraw either
full or partial information to others.
38. Definition of KYKO Personality Disorder:
KYKO Personality Disorder is defined as the
manifestation of the excessive and extreme ends of
its dimension to a stage of impairment of functioning
causing significant distress and serious problems
marked by a persistent and rigid pattern of distorted
thoughts and behaviors that deviates from the social
norms and expectations particularly in personal,
occupational and social situations
40. Definition of High Self-Actualization Disorder
also known as High Achiever’s Disease
is characterized by an extremely high need for
achievement, growth, and fulfillment and to find
meanings in life to a stage of getting stressed up,
mental fatigue, and psychologically impaired resulting
in becoming a dysfunctional and maladaptive high
achiever.
42. Obsessive-Compulsive Achiever
The motivation and attitude to spend energy
and effort for the successful achievement of
goals to a stage of mental and physical
exhaustion and out of balance work life.
43. Overloading Work Load
The inability to say no and accept more
responsibilities from others to the point of one
cannot cope.
44. Overstretching Performance Goal
The tendency to stretch one's goal beyond one's
peak target to a stage of adversely affecting
one's performance..
45. Low Self-Actualization Disorder also known as
Neurotic - Psychotic Personality
is characterized by an extremely low need for achievement,
growth, and fulfillment and to find meanings in life to a stage of
psychologically impaired resulting in depression and anxieties,
paranormal beliefs, distorted thinking, lacking remorse and loss of
irrationality.
46. Lacking Remorse
The lack of feeling of guilt, conscience, and shame for causing pain
and doing wrong to others.
47. Depression and Anxieties
The propensity to get nervous and tense when one is depressed and
with a melancholic mood.
48. Odd Beliefs / Magical Thinking
The influence of paranormal beliefs (ie: miracles, clairvoyance,
superstitions, telepathy, illusion, or "sixth sense") which cannot be
justified by reason and observation.
52. Distorted /Dysfunctional Thinking
The propensity to look at oneself, others, the world, and the future
irrationally through distorted lenses.
53. Definition of High Egocentric Disorder also
known as Excessive Aggressive Disorder
Defined as a personality disorder characterized by the enduring
pattern of maladaptive behavior manifested by excessive power
striving, violence, explosive aggressiveness, sadism, hostility,
superiority complex and bullying.
54. Megalomaniac/Excessive Power Striving
An obsessive power seeker who takes more than one gives
characterized by both legal and illegal means to satisfy one's
insatiable need for power, authority, and wealth.
55. Explosive Aggressiveness
A behavioral disorder characterized by a failure to resist aggressive
impulses, resulting in serious assaults, property destruction, or
frequent verbal aggression in the form of temper tantrums or
tirades.
56. Grandiose Delusions
A mental disorder characterized by fantastical beliefs that one is
famous, omnipotent, wealthy, superior, and very powerful.
57. Sadistic or Abusive Relationship
A mental disorder characterized by gaining pleasure from seeing
others in pain, discomfort and misery.
58. Self-Centeredness
A mental disorder characterized by obsessive preoccupation with
the self and prioritizing self.
59. Oppositional Defiant Syndrome
A mental disorder characterized by being hostile, hard headed,
argumentative, rebellious, domineering and to fight the authority.
60. Definition of Low Egocentric Disorder also
known as Permissive Personality Disorder
Defined as a mental disorder characterized by enduring
patterns of psychologically disadvantageous patterns of
behavior such as self-esteem deficits, self-effacing,
extreme passivity, lack of self-worth and chronic
feelings of emptiness
61. Self-Esteem Deficits
A mental disorder characterized by the lack of confidence, self-
worth, a sense of inadequacy, and a feeling of doubt and fear of
facing challenges
62. Self- Depreciation
A mental disorder characterized by undervaluing self characterized
by humility, self-loathing, disparaging, degrading, belittling and
putting oneself down.
63. Extreme Passivity
A mental disorder characterized by being too submissive, passive,
subservient and accommodating to others’ request for help and
demand.
64. Painfuly Timid
A mental disorder characterized by extremely shyness and
the crippling phobia of being rejected.
65. Chronic Feelings Of Emptiness
A mental disorder characterized by the chronic feeling of
numbness, forsakenness, hopelessness, despair and doom when
confronted with personal and work related problems and lose
contact with reality
66. Definition of High Sociocentric Disorder also
known as Attachment Anxiety Personality Disorder
Defined as a mental disorder characterized by enduring
patterns of maladaptive patterns of behavior such as
addictive love, fear of abandonment, disinhibited social
engagement, hypersensitivity and emotional
dysregulation
67. Love Addiction
The manifestation of an extreme form of love that transcends into
an obsession over time characterized by an unhealthy attachment
towards someone and can be triggered off by many factors such as
anxiety, insecurity, and vulnerability
68. Fear of Abandonment/Autophobia
The phobia of imminent danger of being personally rejected,
discarded, replaced or being left alone.
69. Disinhibited Social Engagement
The joy and excitement of meeting people for the first time
characterized by being very friendly, caring and becoming familiar
with them
70. Hypersensitivity
The propensity to be overly emotional and getting hurt easily
characterized by excessive sensitivity to criticism or disapproval.
72. Definition of Low Sociocentric Disorder also
known as Detachment Anxiety Personality
Disorder
Defined as a mental disorder characterized by enduring
patterns of maladaptive patterns of behavior such as
social anxiety, intimacy avoidance, emotional
numbness, lacking remorse and empathy.
73. Social Anxiety
The tendency to distance oneself and to avoid any form of contact
and communication with others characterized by an unfounded and
irrational fear of being watched, judged, evaluated, or of being
embarrassed or humiliated
74. Intimacy Avoidance
The fear of being emotionally and/or physically being touched or
being intimate or close to another individual.
75. Emotional Numbness
The absence of emotion or loss of feelings , to the point of being
emotionally disconnected and having temporarily lost touch with
reality.
76. Lacking Empathy
The apathetic behavior of being insensitive to other‘s, feelings,
needs, concerns and well being.
77. Definition of High Security Disorder also known
as Attachment Personality Disorder
Defined as a mental disorder characterized by the
enduring pattern of maladaptive behavior manifested by
overdependence, imaginary worries, hoarding,
maladaptive perfectionism and fear of uncertainties.
79. Overdependence
The propensity to depend on other people for safety, protection
and in social, psychological and physical well- being.
80. Imaginary Worries
The negative thoughts, images and emotions in which mental
attempts are made to avoid unreal, anticipated potential threats
81. Hoarding
The persistent difficulty of getting rid or parting with worthless
possessions because of an excessive need to keep them.
82. Fear of Uncertainty
The phobia or quality or state of being uncertain about something
that is doubtful or unknown.
83. Definition of Low Security Disorder also known
as Adventurous Personality Disorder
Defined as a mental disorder characterized by the
enduring pattern of maladaptive behavior manifested by
impulsivity, recklessness, addictive habits, and seeking
dangerous/haphazard activities.
84. Addictive Habits
The excessive, repetitive use of substance and pleasurable
activities to cope with unmanageable internal conflicts, pressures,
and stresses.
85. Impulsivity
The tendency to act or do things without due consideration or
thought as to the costs, results, or consequences.
89. Definition of High Complexity Disorder also
known as Puppeteer Personality Disorder
Defined as a mental disorder characterized by enduring pattern of
maladaptive behavior manifested by psychological manipulation,
deceitfulness, social chameleon, indoctrination/brain washing, and
exploitation.
90. Pychological Manipulation
Defined as a type of social influence that aims to change the
behavior or perceptions of others through indirect, deceptive or
underhanded tactics.
91. Game of Deceit
The act of deceiving others to believe something that is untrue
characterized by lying, cheating and misleading them.
92. Social Chameleon
The ability to read social cues and to control and manage
impressions by changing one's behavior to get people’s approval and
support.
93. Indoctrination/ Brainwashing
The ability to inculcate the doctrines, principles and ideologies into
the minds of others to enable them to control and direct their
behavior toward accomplishing their personal agendas.
94. Exploitation
The act of making use of a situation, taking advantage of and
treating others unfairly for their own benefits.
95. Definition of Low Complexity Disorder also known
as Cognitive Vulnerability Personality Disorder
Defined as a mental disorder characterized by the
tendency to be excessively naïve and predictable,
gullible, susceptible to the negative influence of others
easily manipulated, abused and victimized.
96. Excessive Self-Revealing
The tendency to unintentionally disclose, express, display and exhibit
the most innermost and private feelings, thoughts, etc, to others
97. Gullibility
The tendency to be easily tricked ad cheated as a result of trusting
others fully and blindly to take the wrong action.
98. Negative Emotional Reaction
The tendency to show the lesser or darker side of oneself by
responding and reacting strongly in an inappropriate manner.
99. Easily Susceptible to Negative Influence
The tendency to be easily influenced and misled to do an ill-
advised course of action.
