7. PREMISE 1
Human personality lies in the continuum of relatively positive and
relatively negative in their mental and psychological disposition.
8. KYKO PREMISE 2
Human personality lies in the continuum
of relatively assertive and relatively
passive
9. KYKO PREMISE 3
Human personality lies in the continuum
of relatively sociable and relatively asocial
10. KYKO PREMISE 4
Human personality lies in the continuum of relatively
conventional/realistic and relatively artistic/liberal
11. KYKO PREMISE 5
Human personality lies in the continuum of relatively simple
and relatively complex – supported by Stimulus-Response
Theory (Behaviourism) and Stimulus – Gap – Response
(Cognitive) Theory)
12. BASED ON THE PREMISES A FIVE DIMENSIONAL MODEL WAS ESTABLISHED
13. SELF-ACTUALIZATION DIMENSION
MEASURES THE MAGNITUDE OF THE TRAITS AND
CHARACTERISTICS FOR ACHIEVEMENT, GROWTH, PASSION,
FULFILLMENT AND TO BECOME A FULLY FUNCTIONING
PERSON
14. EGOCENTRIC DIMENSION
MEASURES THE MAGNITUDE OF THE TRAITS AND CHARACTERISTICS
FOR POWER, RECOGNITION, IMAGE, DOMINANCE, TAKE CHARGE AND
TO CONTROL OTHERS AND THE ENVIRONMENT.
15. SOCIAL DIMENSION
MEASURES THE MAGNITUDE OF THE TRAITS AND CHARACTERISTICS FOR
COMPASSION, BELONGINGNESS, AFFILIATION, COMPANIONSHIP, SOCIAL
INTERACTIONS AND ACCEPTANCE.
17. COMPLEXITY DIMENSION
MEASURES THE MAGNITUDE OF THE TRAITS AND CHARACTERISTICS FOR
AWARENESS, ADAPTABILITY, INFLUENCE, CHANGE AND USE AND ABUSE
OTHERS TO JUSTIFY THEIR MEANS FOR SURVIVAL AND TO SATISFY DOMINANT
NEEDS.
18. KYKOLOGY – The Recipe for Success
KYKOLOGY, the scientific study of KNOW YOURSELF KNOW OTHERS equips you with the ability to
manage your personality and that of others to ensure your successful transactions and dealings to
get things done and make things happen.
Editor's Notes
Human personality lies in the continuum of relatively assertive and submissive
Human personality lies in the continuum of relatively sociable and asocial
Human personality lies in the continuum of relatively conforming and adventurous
Human personality lies in the continuum of relatively simple and complex