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To begin with, my discussion of personality in church here will utilize HEXACO, and Gretchen Rubin's Four Tendencies.
To begin with, my discussion of personality in church here will utilize HEXACO, and Gretchen Rubin's Four Tendencies.
The Four Tendencies is a model equivalent to many other 4-type models. Contrary to how Gretchen Rubin describes her model, like to think of the four tendencies as the 4 primary ways in which people ground themselves in reality, or equivalently, the four primary ways in which people measure themselves. (I still consider Gretchen Rubin's description valid and valuable.) The Four Tendencies are:
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! Tendency !! Gretchen Rubin's Description !! My Description
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| Obliger || Example || Example || Example
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| Questioner || Example || Example || Example
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| Rebel || Example || Example || Example
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Revision as of 20:02, 5 March 2023

To begin with, my discussion of personality in church here will utilize HEXACO, and Gretchen Rubin's Four Tendencies.

The Four Tendencies is a model equivalent to many other 4-type models. Contrary to how Gretchen Rubin describes her model, like to think of the four tendencies as the 4 primary ways in which people ground themselves in reality, or equivalently, the four primary ways in which people measure themselves. (I still consider Gretchen Rubin's description valid and valuable.) The Four Tendencies are:

Caption text
Tendency Gretchen Rubin's Description My Description
Upholder Example Example Example
Obliger Example Example Example
Questioner Example Example Example
Rebel Example Example Example