Peter Cobbe NewlightSolution@aol.com www.e-penna.com
JUDGING
In the realm of decision-making, Gian A. Ameri scores suggest that he will generally prefer to reach firm conclusions whenever he can. This may show itself in many ways. People of this type may well:
n feel happiest when they can plan ahead and prepare for events.
n be rather more organized and orderly in their lives than many people.
n value method, structure, and the ability to take decisions.
n try to fit the world into pre-arranged plans or “pigeon-holes.”
n prefer to feel in control of people and situations.
n cope easily with routine and systems, and be generally careful with timescales   and deadlines.
n have personal views on many matters which they share quite openly.
n pursue their own goals with firmness.
n feel satisfaction when a job is finished and off their minds.
n try to clear up muddles and 'loose ends' and feel irritated by people who do not share this interest.
n find it easy to set their own standards and discipline, but hard to understand why others cannot do this.
n put work before play, so that they may appear rather serious and more conventional than they really are.