MODEL K · 31 TRAITS
The 31 traits at a glance
There are different ways of looking at the same event. What should we receive, what should we base our thinking on, and how should we act? We will decipher the differences from two paired perspectives.
4 types of the same Quadra share 7 characteristics. The remaining 24 properties are divided into 8 properties shared by each pair: dual, activation, and mirror image.
Shared by the quadra · 7 traits
Suspension/SuppositionSuppositionFilling in the unknownConviction/PrincipleConvictionInternal GroundingConcentration/UnfoldingUnfoldingSequential IntegrationIndividuality/AffiliationIndividualityIntrinsic ReferenceNaturalness/ReadinessReadinessState SwitchingContextual/UniversalContextualContext-BoundUtilization/CurationCurationPurification/subtraction
Shared by dual partners · 8 traits
Reformer and Prophet
Irrationality/RationalityIrrationalityState-based starting pointContinuity/SegmentationContinuitycontinuous developmentImprovisation/PreparationPreparationPre-processingSavoring/PursuitSavoringResource-AnchoredTrial/SelectionSelectionMission/DestinyMissionFormation/FocusFocusFlexibility/ConsistencyConsistencyCore Preservation
Shared by activation partners · 8 traits
Reformer and Hero
Extraversion/IntroversionExtraversionObject referenceSufficiency/DeficiencySufficiencySee establishment pointTactical/StrategicStrategicStarting point/counting backwardsConstruction/EmergenceConstructionelement relationshipInclusion/BoundaryBoundaryPre-SelectionIdeal/NormIdealDirectional FramingInspiration/InitiationInitiationInternally Triggered UnfoldingSense-making/VerificationVerificationKey-Point Verification
Shared by mirror partners · 8 traits
Reformer and Inspector
Questim/DeclatimQuestimReconsideration/opening of evaluationIntuition/SensingSensingManifest informationLogic/EthicsLogicStructural judgmentStatic/DynamicStaticProperty/state expressionQuest/AdventureAdventureInquiry/IdentificationIdentificationObject IdentificationRespect/LoyaltyRespectEntity-ValueProduction/OperationOperationActivity-Centered Organization