What's in a Relationship Insight Report?

Section 3 - Specific Trait Descriptions

To help understand how a specific Insight Statement can affect you, we've included a general description of a group or category a specific Insight Statement belongs; these general categories are called
Trait Descriptions. There are several hundred of detailed
Insight Statements; groups into approximately
50 separate Trait Descriptions.

Each trait statement in the Relationship Insight Report are
explained in terms of their impact to your
self-awareness, self-confidence and how having this
trait might be perceived by others. Your body language
is a reflection of your moods, attitude, etc; so when
you meet someone for the first time; they're going
to judge you based on what they see and hear.
Wouldn't you like to know if your body language is
saying something different than your words? No one
wants to look like a creep, but their body language never lies.

The trait description is divided into sections:

Ø How to identify the Trait in Yourself
 
Ø   The Impact it has on other people

Ø   How exhibiting this trait will be seen by others

Ø   Suggestions for Improvement, for both positive and negative traits.


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An Insight Statement is a description of an inherent behavioral script that is automatically triggered when certain situations occur. When Written Inc. analyzes a person's written body language, we reveal their most dominant personality traits. A typical report contains 10 to 15 Insight Statements.

Insight Statements
Insight Statements make up the majority of information found in the first page of the Written Insight Report. Each of these concise, easy-to-understand sentences describes a key element of the person's personality.

Section 2 - The Report

Following the Introduction Section are the Emotional Perspective and Trait Statements. These statements form the foundation of Written Inc's Analysis Engine. These statements are exceptionally accurate and their insight into your personality extends far beyond any other personality assessment system. Each report is unique to you, your strengths, weaknesses and most importantly your quirks. If you want to find out about how you compare to the general population then take one of those questionnaire based assessments like Myers-Briggs or DiSC, however, if you want to know if you would be considered to be moody, sarcastic, stubborn or opinionated by your friends, acquaintances or job interviewers; then you need a Written Insight Report. It's the only product capable of extracting specific personality information from the subconscious mind.


Emotional Perspective
The emotional perspective of a person is a critical element of personality and plays a major role in how an individual acts and reacts to various situations.

Explanation of each section of Relationship Insight Report

The Relationship Insight Report contains three sections that provide insight into how someone can gain self awareness at a level never before available. The first section is an introduction to explain how to interpret and use the results. The next section contains your personality traits; these are very specific trait statements that uniquely describe you. Section three, contains the trait descriptions; these descriptions provide a general idea of how the personality trait statement is likely to affect you.

Section 1 - Introduction

The first page of your report is an information cover page identifying the name of the person for which the analysis was performed. The next two pages explain how to interpret your Written Insight Report.

A detailed description of how the trait is going to impact your life.