Short-form Enneagram Screening Initial Indicator for Enneagram Type Copyright 1997, Lori Ohlson MA, LPC and Dee Marcotte MS, MA, LPC

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Short-form Enneagram Screening Initial Indicator for Enneagram Type Copyright 1997, Lori Ohlson MA, LPC and Dee Marcotte MS, MA, LPC This short survey of your characteristics or tendencies will give you a starting place for discovering your Enneagram type. It is not a" test" or evaluation of ability or mental health. It is only a raw indicator of your basic personality. Like all questionnaires, it's accuracy is dependent on your perception of the question, how well you know yourself, and the clarity with which you answer. Your results will be most productive if you: are as objective and honest with yourself as possible, don't over-analyze the questions or your responses, and answer the questions as you feel you have been most of your life. Part A. For each statement, answer "mostly TRUE" or "mostly FALSE" as it applies to your behavior, preference, motivation or personal style, putting a check mark under the appropriate column. Total your responses for each section as you go. Then do Part B. on Page 6 Mostly TRUE Mostly FALSE Section A 1. It's really easy for me to be exactly what another person needs. 2. After a while I get angry when I give so much to someone and get nothing in return, but I would rarely let him/her know that. 3. My likes and dislikes tend to vary depending on who I'm with. 4. Knowing that other people need me is important to my happiness. 5. Giving to others is my natural role in life and I'm proud of that. 6. My feelings tend to dominate my life. 7. I love being central to the well-being of my loved one(s). 8. Excitement comes to me from relationships... if I'm not involved in at least one, I feel empty. 9. I am always concerned with how others feel about me. Totals for Section A

Mostly Mostly Page 2 Section B 10. Other people tell me I m driven and demanding 11. I am very quick and energetic and nothing slows me down; the more I can accomplish, the better I feel. 12. I love the opportunity to shine in the eyes of others. 13. I spend a lot of time focusing on my abilities so I can be efficient and successful. 14. Feelings are insignificant in comparison to achieving goals. 15. My life revolves around my work and my achievements. 16. I can't be loved if I'm just average... I must excel. 17. I can't understand why others focus on questions like: "Who am I?" - What's really important is "how well am doing?" 18. I'm an expert at adjusting and adapting myself so I have the right image to get the job done. Totals for Section B Section C 19. I experience frequent mood swings. 20. There must be something wrong with me that I don't get the love and satisfaction that everyone else does. 21. I spend a lot of time longing for how things used to be or how they will be in the future 22. I'm always searching for the depth in life's experience. 23. I avoid what's ordinary or superficial and strive to be unique. 24. Other people tell me I'm too sensitive and emotional. 25. Relationships never measure up to the intensity I want. 26. I think I experience more disappointment in life than other people. 27. I am attracted to the dramatic side of life, even if it is dark or painful. Totals for Section C

Mostly Mostly Page 3 Section D 28. I feel drained by what other people want from me. 29. Private time is a necessity for me and I need a lot of it. 30. I enjoy making do with the least amount possible. 31. Once I am alone, it's much easier for me to sort through an event and examine my feelings. 32. I focus on preserving my resources because I feel there is not enough (time, money, space) - others will want what I have. 33. I often observe other people and events very clearly but rarely reveal what I see. 34. I love to organize everything into a system I can monitor from a distance... this preserves my privacy and safety. 35. I enjoy my own mind and imagination more than I enjoy being in the company of other people. 36. I keep my friends and associates (business, family, activities) apart... many of them have never met. Total for Section D Section E 37. I doubt and question almost everyone and everything. 38. It's almost impossible for me to relax and turn my mind off. 39. It's not safe to be successful because it exposes me to attack from others. 40. I won't really trust anyone I haven't check out thoroughly for sincerity and dependability and this may take a long time. 41. I must be constantly on guard & always ready to defend myself - if I'm prepared for the worst that can happen, I may be able to avoid it. 42. I am suspicious of other people's motivations and spend a lot of time figuring out what they're after. 43. Other people have said I'm too cautious or fearful. 44. Since I think everything through so thoroughly, I often feel paralyzed in taking action. 45. I'm always aware of some authority whose rules must be followed. Total Section E

Mostly Mostly Page 4 Section F 46. I believe in accentuating the positive and eliminating the negative. 47. I feel trapped if I don't have many options available. 48. Relationships often seem frustrating and confining to me. 49. I am always planning and looking to the future... it's so exciting! 50. I love to keep moving from one fun, interesting activity to the next. 51. I have difficulty staying with one commitment because there are so many other things that interest me. 52. I don't understand why others have to be unhappy - there is no good reason to waste time thinking about things that are depressing or painful. 53. I can most always get my way by being light-hearted and dancing around obstacles. 54. I love to start interesting new projects but often following through to the end is boring. Total Section F Section G 55. I am often in a leadership role. I like to be in charge. 56. Others tell me I'm "too much" (too loud or intense). Apparently, I intimidate them. 57. I have no tolerance for frustration... I must be in control of getting what I want. 58. Feelings are weak; it really turns me off to see others indulging in them. 59. I would rather be respected than liked. 60. It's easy and natural for me to express anger. 61. If I want something, I get it. Whenever I get involved in something, I do it 120% - there is no "half way" with me. 62. Any kind of vulnerability is weakness; I will do most anything not to be weak. 63. If someone hurts me or mine, it's legitimate for me to take charge of their punishment. Total Section G

Mostly Mostly Page 5 Section H 64. I avoid conflict at almost any cost. 65. I will ignore my feelings in the interest of peace and harmony with others. 66. I am inclined to do what is most comfortable rather than what is most important to me. 67. It's easy for me to see all sides of an issue, but harder to know what my own opinion is because everyone's argument seems equally compelling. 68. I frequently use habitual activity (eating, TV, etc.) to "zone out"... it's such a relief from the pressure of paying attention. 69. I don't get upset about things I can't change. 70. I have difficulty prioritizing and making decisions because everything seems equally important to me. 71. Others say I am calm and reassuring, and I often find myself in the role of peacemaker. 72. I like the familiarity of daily routines and the comfort of settling into a serene, cozy environment that doesn't change. Total Section H Section J 73. My mind always goes to what's wrong or what needs to be improved so that things can get done correctly. 74. I'm judgmental and critical, both of myself and others. 75. I just can't let go and relax until the work is done. 76. I am hardly ever satisfied with the results of my efforts...there's always something that could have been done better. 77. Others say I worry too much and tend to be compulsive. I probably should lighten up. 78. I secretly feel resentful that I'm so responsible and work so hard and many others don't... it's really not fair. 79. I am focused on a constant drive to improve myself and others. 80. I am often uptight and irritated because I don't have enough time to get everything done. 81. It really irritates me when I see others break the rules. Total Section J

Part B. Scoring. Page 6 Enter the totals from each of your sections in the following chart. Question Numbers 1-9 10-18 19-27 28-36 37-45 46-54 55-63 64-72 73-81 _ Section A B C D E F G H J Number of Mostly True Responses _ Enneagram 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 Type _ RESULTS Look across the row of your Mostly True responses. Take the highest total of Mostly True responses and look below your highest score to the next row for your Enneagram type. Your highest ranking response most likely corresponds with your true Enneagram type, but this is not always the case so take note of your second and third choices. Enter results here: First Indicator (Enneagram type under highest score) _ Second Indicator (Enneagram type under second highest score) Third Indicator (Enneagram type under third highest score) _ =================================================================== OPTIONAL - Part C. Refining If your indicators or Enneagram types are tied or if you would like to further verify and refine your responses, use this system: For your top two or three indicators (all the ones which are tied), go back over each of the statements you marked "Mostly TRUE" in those sections. Consider each of these mostly true statements and weigh how much each one describes you using the following scale. Write down the corresponding number in the margin to the left of the statements. 1 - generally true of me 2 - strongly true of me 3 - extremely true of me Add the total points for each of the three sections and place them next to the first, second and third indicators above. Does this further discriminate your type? Use this experience in conjunction with a workshop, consultation with an Enneagram teacher and/or reading and audio tapes to help you confirm your primary type. If you'd like further information, please contact us: Lori Ohlson MA, LPC and Dee Marcotte MA, MS, LPC People House, 3035 W. 25th Avenue, Denver, CO 80211 (303) 525-3038 or (303) 829-6422 Copyright 1997 Rev. Lori Ohlson MA, LPC and Dee Marcotte MS, MA, LPC