Sondi Test

Foreground of the study: S(0 -) P(± +) Sch(- +) C(- +)

Background of the study: S(- -) P(0 +) Sch(- +) C(+ -)

S - Vector of sexual attraction

Passivity bordering on masochism. Increased sense of guilt. Substitution of libidinal needs with professional, social, or spiritual activities.
P - Vector of ethical and moral attraction

Tendency to overcome Cain-like (selfish) tendencies. A desire for good is openly expressed to others as a sentimental aspiration towards an ideal. Traits of demonstrativeness and vanity.
Sch - Vector of self-attraction

Selfish tendencies related to expanding one's influence are under control. Inhibition of one's own impulses.
C - Vector of attraction to contact

Prolonged attachment to an object of affection, possibly to a mother or father, accompanied by painful attachment and rejection throughout life. Adherence to an idea once adopted. Humanistic orientation. Loyalty as a character trait.