133. Prides self on being an independent thinker; does
not accept others' opinions without satisfactory proof.
342. Prefers a certain amount of change and variety; becomes
dissatisfied when hemmed in by restrictions and
limitations.
345. Ambitious; strives to achieve, particularly in academic
or intellectual domains. Although some aspirations tend to be
unrealistic, client appears to be cheerfully aware of this
possibility.
402. Tends to be more emotional on the inside than he or she
discloses to others—even to fairly close friends and
family.
407. Not a consistent extravert. Although affable and
sociable in many circumstances, is occasionally reserved, wary,
or "shy" in novel or unfamiliar social contexts. Sometimes
prefers solitude—while at the same time feeling apologetic
about that preference.
567. Has a tendency to be self-critical; sometimes has
doubts as to whether he or she has made the right decision or
done the right thing.
604. Has a great deal of unused capacity which has not yet
been turned to full advantage.
607. Generally able to compensate for any weaknesses in
personality.
841. Strong need to be liked by other people. Consciously
struggles to balance this need with the competing need to
disagree with others or to challenge them on occasion.
930. Sexual adjustment well within normal range. On the
other hand, sexual development appears "young" or "youthful,"
probably implying limited experience. Erotic and/or romantic
thoughts occur or intrude on thinking even in nonsexual
contexts and circumstances.
945. Not self-pitying. Does not "whine" even when fairly
frustrated; anger more likely than whining under such
circumstances—even if not overtly expressed.
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