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Timothy Leary's Interpersonal Behavior Circle
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33 __ Makes a good impression
1 __ Well thought of
34 __ Acts important
2 __ Always giving advice _____
35 __ Respected by others
3 __ Often admired P
36 __ Expects everyone to admire
4 __ Tries to be too successful
him
9 __ Self-respecting 41 __ Independent
10 __ Boastful 42 __ Proud and self-satisfied _____
11 __ Self-Confident 43 __ Self-reliant and assertive B
12 __ Somewhat snobbish 44 __ Egotistical and conceited
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3. Test takers check each of the 8 descriptive words/phrases that describe them and
count the total of checks for each group. Thus, if group P has 4 checks, the score for P
= 4.
4. On the Interpersonal Behavior Circle the internal circle represents 0, the first
concentric circle 2, the next 4, the next 6, and the last 8.
5. For each pie shaped piece of the pie (P, A, B, C, D, E, F, G), place a dot to represent
the number of checks added up for each group (P, A, B, C, D, E, F, G) on the test on
the line that represents 2, 4, 6, or 8. If you have uneven numbers of checks, place dots
for those numbers (1, 3, 5, 7) in between the concentric lines of the circle.
6. Connect the dots around the circle to create a geometric shape that defines your
predominant areas of interpersonal behavior.
7. If your score is low (2 - 4), it represents a moderate level on the particular quality. If
your score is high (6 - 8), it represents a more extreme level of the behavior in
question.
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