The Character Model links the Behavior Model to the Phenomenology Model, by the factor-F; to define the development of the personality from a five, 5-sensory to a multi-sensory one that is able to perceive the essentials of phenomena.

1. The factors Pc, Rn, and √n are measured on the appropriate kits. The relationships
between them are defined on the Character Model presented on the diagram below:
Given the factor-Pc,
Stimulus  Rn = 2Pc – 1
 √n = 1/C Pc2
Attitude C = (3Pc + 1)/4
Motivation Rn  F = Rn/√n
Pc Ability  Vc = 2F - 1
Pc = Phenomenological
Compression Index
Personality, F Rn = Rationality Index
Response √n = Standard Procedure Index
C = Character Index
√n F = Index of Personality
Vc = Index of Core Values
The Content of Character
This model is a harmonisation of the Behaviour and Phenomenology Models, to
define their complementarity, for P = F. The two, 2 models are presented below:
R = f(S, P), Rn = f(√n, F),
R=S Rn = √n
P →1 F →1
R = Response Rn = Rationality Index
S = Stimulus √n = The Standard Procedure Index
P = Personality F = Personality Index
The Behaviour Model The Phenomenology Model
The Character Model ©Agape Consultants, 2011