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+0+01Unwilling to participate and wishes to avoid any form of stimulation. Feels they have experienced too much of tiring or exhausting activity. Needs non-involvementand protection from further excessive stimulation.
+0+11Feels exhausted by conflict and quarrelling and desires protection from them. Needs peaceful conditions and a tranquil environment in which to relax and recover.
+0+21Feels threatened in the current environment and is exhausted by conflict. Wishes to protect themselves, and covers or hides intentions to avoid exposing themselves to a potential attack. Careful to avoid stirring up any opposition which might endanger their plans.
+0+31Has excessive demands on life which are concealed behind specious rationalisation and cautious behaviour. Would like to impress others with their achievements, but camouflages or covers their own desires, and is inclined to be covert.
+0+42Needs release from what is considered an unsatisfactory situation involving burdens which are viewed as depressing and / or intolerable. Looking for a way out, but is of the opinion there is no solution or 'exit'. Attempts to protect themselves against becoming embroiled in arguments or conflict.
+0+51Intrigued or fascinated by the concept of an idealised association of tenderness and mutual enchantment. Potentially embarrassed by the thought of allowing this to appear openly, and so utilises cautious exploratory tactics in the pursuit of their objective, in an attempt to ensure they are neither irrevocably committed or exposed.
+0+62Needs protection against anything which might exhaust or deplete energy. Seeks a secure existence and physical ease, with freedom from any potential problems or disturbance. 
+0+73Feels they have been unjustly and undeservedly treated and betrayed in hopes. Disgruntled and in revolt against existing circumstances which they consider an affront.
+1+10Needs a tranquil, peaceful state of harmony offering quiet contentment and a sense of belonging.
+1+01Needs release from stress. Longs for peace, tranquillity and contentment.
+1+20Requires a peaceful environment. Needs release from stress, and freedom from conflicts or disagreement. Takes pains to control the situation and its problems by proceeding cautiously. Has sensitivity of feeling and an eye for detail.
+1+30Seeks affectionate, satisfying and harmonious relationships. Strives for an intimate union, in which there is love, self-sacrifice and mutual trust.
+1+40Seeks an affectionate relationship, offering fulfilment and happiness. Capable of powerful emotional enthusiasm. Helpful, and willing to adapt themselves if necessary to realise the bond of affection they desire. Needs the same consideration and understanding from others.
+1+50Longs for tenderness and for a sensitivity of feeling into which they can blend. Responsive to anything aesthetic and tasteful.
+1+61Desires a conflict-free haven offering security and physical ease. Is in need of considerate treatment and loving care. Worries about the potential emptiness and solitude of separation.
+1+72Urgently in need of rest, relaxation, peace and affectionate understanding. Feels they have been treated with a lack of consideration and are upset and agitated as a result. Regards the situation as intolerable as long as their requirements are not complied with.
+2+20Seeks the determination and elasticity of will necessary to establish themselves and to make them independent despite the difficulties of their situation. Wants to overcome opposition and achieve recognition.
+2+01Wants to establish themselves and make an impact despite unfavourable circumstances and a general lack of appreciation.
+2+10Wants to make a favourable impression and be recognised. Needs to feel appreciated and admired.  Sensitive and easily hurt if no notice is taken of them, or if they are not given adequate acknowledgement.
+2+30Seeks success.  Wants to overcome obstacles and opposition and to make own decisions. Pursues objectives single-mindedly and with initiative.Does not want to feel dependent on the good will of others.
+2+40Needs recognition. Ambitious, wants to impress and be looked up to, to be both popular and admired. Seeks to bridge the gap which they feel separates them from others.
+2+50Wants to make a favourable impression and be regarded as a special personality. Is therefore constantly on the watch to see whether they are succeeding in their efforts, and how others are reacting to them; this makes them feel they are in control. Uses tactics cleverly in order to obtain influence and special recognition. Susceptible to the aesthetic or original.
+2+61Feels too much is being asked of them and is tired ,but still wants to overcome difficulties and establish themselves despite the effect such an effort would have on them. Proud, but resigned in attitude. Needs recognition, security and fewer problems.
+2+72Wants to prove to themselves and others that nothing can affect them, that they are superior to any form of weakness. As a result, acts with harshness or severity and adopts an autocratic and self-willed attitude.
+3+30Intense, vital and animated, taking a delight in action. Activity is directed towards success or conquest and there is a desire to live life to the full.
+3+01Wants to sweep aside the things that stand in their way, to follow their impulses and be involved in special or exciting happenings. in their way they hope to deaden the intensity of their conflicts, but their impulsive behaviour leads them to take risks.
+3+10Strives for a life rich in activity and experience, and for a close bond offering sexual and emotional fulfilment.
+3+20Pursues objectives with intensity and does not allow themselves to be deflected from their purpose. Wants to overcome the obstacles with which they are faced and to achieve special recognition and standing from their success.
+3+40Seeks success, stimulation and a life full of experience. Wants to develop freely and to shake off the shackles of self-doubt, to win and to live intensely. Likes contacts with others and is enthusiastic by nature. Receptive to anything new, modern or intriguing, has many interests and wants to expand fields of activity. Optimistic about the future.
+3+50Preoccupied with things of an intensely exciting nature, whether erotically stimulating or otherwise. Wants to be regarded as an exciting and interesting personality with an altogether charming and impressive influence on others. Uses tactics skilfully so as to avoid endangering chances of success or undermining others confidence in them.
+3+61Shelves ambitions and forgoes desire for prestige as they prefer to take things easily and indulge in their longing for comfort and security.
+3+72Wants to make up for what they feel they have missed by living with exaggerated intensity; in their way they feel they can break free from all the things that oppress them.
+4+41Needs a change in circumstances or in relationships which will permit relief from stress. Seeking a solution which will open up new and better possibilities and allow hopes to be fulfilled.
+4+02Needs a way of escape from all that oppresses them and is clinging to vague and illusory hopes.
+4+11Hopes that ties of affection and friendship will bring release and contentment. Their own need for approval makes them ready to be of help to others and in exchange they want warmth and understanding. Open to new ideas and possibilities which they hope will prove fruitful and interesting.
+4+21Alert and keenly observant. Is seeking fresh avenues offering greater freedom and the chance to make the most of them. Wants to prove themselves and to achieve recognition. Striving to bridge the gap which they feel separates them from others.
+4+31The need to feel more causative and to have a wider sphere of influence makes them restless. They are driven by their hopes and desires, and may tend to spread activities over too wide a field.
+4+51Over-imaginative and given to fantasy or day-dreaming. Longs for interesting and exciting things to happen and wants to be admired for their charm.
+4+62In despair and needs relief of some sort. Wants physical ease, a problem free security and the chance to recover.
+4+73Tries to escape from problems, difficulties and tensions by abrupt, headstrong and ill-considered decisions or changes of direction.
+5+50Needs to feel identified with someone or something and wishes to win support by their charm and amiability. Sentimental, and yearns for a romantic tenderness.
+5+01Longs for sensitive and sympathetic understanding and wants to protect themselves against argument, conflict or any exhausting stresses
+5+10Longs for a tender and sympathetic bond and for a situation of idealised harmony. Has an imperative need for tenderness and affection. Susceptible to anything aesthetic.
+5+20Wants to make a favourable impression and be regarded as a special personality. Is therefore constantly on the watch to see whether they are succeeding in their and how others are reacting to them; this makes them feel they are in control.  Uses tactics cleverly in order to obtain influence and special recognition.  Susceptible to the aesthetic or original.
+5+30Takes easily and quickly to anything which provides stimulation. Preoccupied with things of an intensely exciting nature, whether erotically stimulating or otherwise.  Wants to be regarded as an exciting and interesting personality with an altogether charming and impressive influence on others. Uses tactics cleverly so as to avoid endangering their chances of success or undermining others confidence in them.
+5+41Wants interesting and exciting things to happen. Able to make themselves well-liked by their obvious interest and by the very openness of their charm. Over imaginative and given to fantasy or day-dreaming.
+5+61Wishes to find stimulation in a voluptuous atmosphere of sensuous luxury.
+5+72Has an imperative need for some bond or fusion with another which will prove sensually fulfilling, but which will not conflict with convictions or sense of fitness.
+6+61Seeks freedom from problems and a secure state of physical ease in which to relax and recover.
+6+02Badly in need of rest and relaxation, freedom from conflict and the chance to recover.  Wants to protect themselves against destructive and exhausting influences. Longs for security and freedom from problems.
+6+11Wants contentment, physical ease and the absence of conflict. Needs security and clings to it so as not to have to suffer loneliness or separation.
+6+21Keep themselves under strict control so as not to break down under their difficulties. Needs a safer and easier situation in which they can feel more secure and have a chance to recover.
+6+31Has a powerful drive towards sensuousness. 
+6+42Feels that there is little prospect of achieving hopes and therefore surrenders to a life of sensuous ease, free from any problems.
+6+51Seeks luxury, sensuous comfort and the indulgence of a taste for the voluptuous.
+6+73Sets idealistic but illusory goals. Has been bitterly disappointed and turns their back on life in a weary self-disgust. Wants to forget it all nd recover in a comfortable, problem-free situation. 
+7+72Considers the existing circumstances disagreeable and over-demanding. Refuses to allow anything to influence point of view.
+7+03Feels the situation is hopeless. Strongly resists things considered disagreeable. Tries to shield themselves from anything which might irritate them or make them feel more depressed. 
+7+12Suffering from the effects of those things which are being rejected as disagreeable, and is strongly resisting them. Just wants to be left in peace.
+7+22Defiantly opposes any sort of restriction or opposition. Sticks obstinately to own point of view in the belief that this proves their independence and self-determination.
+7+32Suffering from pent-up over-stimulation which threatens to discharge itself in an outburst of impulsive and impassioned behaviour.
+7+43Tries to escape from problems, difficulties and tensions by abrupt, headstrong and ill-considered decisions. Desperately seeking a way of escape, and there is danger of reckless behaviour to the point of self-destruction.
+7+52Demands that ideas and emotions shall merge and blend perfectly. Refuses to make any concessions or to accept any compromises.
+7+63Sets idealistic but illusory goals. Has been bitterly disappointed and turns their back on life in weary self-disgust. Wants to forget it all and recover in a comfortable, problem-free situation.
x0x01Ttheir represents a barrier between the compensatory colours which precede it and the remaining colours to the point at which switching-off has occurred. The + group is thus the sole mechanism through which participating experience is possible. Emphasises the characteristics of the + group and makes them more compulsive.
x0x10Relatively inactive and in a static condition, while conflict of one sort or another prevents peace of mind. Unable to achieve relationships of the desired degree of mutual affection and understanding. 
x0x20Situation is difficult attempting to persist in their objectives against resistance. Finds it necessary to conceal intentions as an added precaution, in order to disarm opposition. 
x0x30Having difficulty in making progress. Despite the attempt to conceal impulsiveness, activities lead to problems and uncertainties, making them tense and irritable. 
x0x40Non-realization of hopes and the inability to decide on necessary remedial action has resulted in considerable stress. 
x0x50Fear of rebuff and the extreme caution of approach make it difficult to achieve the degree of intimacy and identification desired.
x0x62Unable to exert the effort to achieve objectives. Feels neglected, desiring greater security, warm affection and fewer problems. 
x0x71Under considerable stress due to the demands of the existing situation. Trying to remove themselves from things which restrict them or tie them down.
x1x10Acts calmly, with the minimum of upset, in order to handle existing relationships. Likes to feel relaxed and at ease with associates and those close to them.
x1x00Sensitive and understanding but under some strain. Needs to unwind in the company of someone close to them.
x1x20Acts in an orderly, methodical and self-contained manner. Needs the sympathetic understanding of someone who will give recognition and approval.
x1x30Works well in co-operation with others but is disinclined to take the leading role. Needs a personal life of mutual understanding and freedom from discord.
x1x40Willing and adaptable. Only at peace when closely attached to a person, group or organisation on which reliance can be placed.
x1x50Sensitive; needs aesthetic surroundings, or an equally sensitive and understanding partner with whom to share a warm intimacy.
x1x60Avoids excessive effort and needs roots, security and peaceful companionship.
x1x70Needs warm companionship, but is intolerant of anything short of special consideration from those who are close. If this is not forthcoming, they are liable to shut themselves away as a form of protest
x2x20Persistent. Demands what is felt to be due and endeavours to maintain their position intact.
x2x00Defensive. Feels position is threatened or inadequately established. Determined to pursue objectives despite the anxiety induced by opposition.
x2x10Orderly, methodical and self-contained. Needs the respect, recognition and understanding of those who are close to them.
x2x30Authoritative or in a position of authority, but liable to feel that further progress is rendered problematical by existing difficulties. Perseveres despite opposition.
x2x40Trying to improve position and prestige. Dissatisfied with existing circumstances and considers some improvement essential to self-esteem.
x2x50Working to improve image in the eyes of others in order to obtain their compliance and agreement with needs and wishes.
x2x60Working to create a firm foundation on which to erect a secure, comfortable and problem free future, in which they will be granted respect and recognition.
x2x70Pursues objectives and own self-interest with stubborn determination; refuses to compromise or make concessions.
x3x30Active, but feels that insufficient progress is being made or insufficient reward being obtained for the effort exerted.
x3x00Impulsive and irritable. Ambitions, and the associated activity, are of prime importance.However, there may be insufficient consideration given to the consequences of this activity, leading to stress and conflict.
x3x10Works well with others. Needs a personal life of mutual understanding and freedom from discord.
x3x20Exercises initiative in overcoming obstacles and difficulties. Either holds, or wishes to achieve, a position of authority in which control can be exerted over events.
x3x40Volatile and outgoing. Needs to feel that events are developing along desired lines, otherwise irritation can lead to mood swings or superficial activities.
x3x50Readily participates in things affording excitement or stimulation. Wants to feel exhilarated. 
x3x60Unwilling to extend themselves or exert undue effort (with the possible exception of sexual activity). Feels that further progress requires more from them than they are willing or able to give. Would prefer reasonable comfort and security rather than the rewards of a greater ambition.
x3x71Feels obstructed or prevented from obtaining the things they regard as essential. Attracted by anything new, modern or intriguing.
x4x40Liable to be bored by the banal, ordinary or traditional.
x4x00Is seeking a solution to existing problems or anxieties, but is liable to find it difficult to decide on a right course to follow.
x4x10Easily affected by their environment and readily moved by the emotions of others. Seeks congenial relationships and an occupation which will promote them.
x4x20Hopes to obtain an improved position and greater prestige, so that they can procure more of the things they have had to do without.
x4x30Active, outgoing and restless. Feels frustrated by the slowness with which events develop along the desired lines. This leads to irritability, mood swings and lack of persistence when pursuing a given objective.
x4x50Imaginative and sensitive; seeking an outlet for these qualities especially in the company of someone equally sensitive.  Interest and enthusiasm are readily aroused by the unusual or the adventurous.
x4x60Insecure. Seeks roots, stability, emotional security and an environment providing greater ease and fewer problems.
x4x71The existing situation contains critical or dangerous elements for which it is imperative that some solution to be found. This may lead to sudden, even reckless, decisions. Self-willed and rejects any advice from others.
x5x50Seeks to express the need for identification in a sensitive and intimate atmosphere where aesthetic or emotional delicacy can be protected and nurtured.
x5x00Seeks a close and understanding bond in an atmosphere of shared intimacy, as a protection against anxiety and conflict.
x5x10Seeks to share a bond of understanding intimacy in an aesthetic atmosphere of peace and tenderness.
x5x20Working to improve their image in the eyes of others so as to obtain their compliance and agreement with their needs and wishes.
x5x30Readily participates in things affording excitement or stimulation. Wants to feel exhilarated. 
x5x40Imaginative and sensitive; seeking an outlet for these qualities especially in the company of someone equally sensitive. Interest and enthusiasm are readily aroused by the unusual or the adventurous.
x5x60Sensuous. Inclined to luxuriate in things which give gratification to the senses, but rejects anything tasteless, vulgar or coarse.
x5x70Needs, and insists on having, a close and understanding relationship, or at least some method of satisfying a compulsion to feel identified.
x6x61Uneasy and insecure in the existing situation. Needs greater security and a more affectionate environment, or a situation imposing less physical strain.
x6x01Unable to exert the effort to achieve objectives. Feels neglected, desiring greater security, warm affection and fewer problems.
x6x10Avoids excessive effort and needs roots, security and peaceful companionship. May be physically unwell, in need of gentle handling and considerate treatment.
x6x20Having difficulty in standing up to the demands imposed on them. Finds a great effort is involved and wishes to have the situation eased.
x6x30Having difficulty in making progress and unwilling to put forth further effort. Seeking more comfortable conditions where they can avoid anything disturbing.
x6x40Insecure. Seeks roots, stability, emotional security and an environment providing greater ease and fewer problems, but is either unwilling or unable to exert the effort,
x6x50Sensuous. Inclined to luxuriate in things which give rejects anything gratification to the senses, but tasteless, vulgar or coarse.
x6x71Physical illness, over-tension or emotional distress have taken a severe toll. Self-esteem has been reduced, now needs peaceful conditions and considerate treatment to permit recovery.
x7x71Conflict and dissatisfaction of one sort or another enforce the need for the compensations indicated by the + group.
x7x02Dissatisfied. The need to escape continued involvement with present circumstances make it imperative to find some solution. 
x7x11Needs peace and quiet. Would like a close and faithful partner from whom they can receive special consideration and unquestioning affection. May tend to turn away and withdraw altogether, if these needs are not fulfilled.
x7x21Not only considers demands minimal, but also regards them as imperative. Sticks to them stubbornly and will concede nothing. 
x7x31Feels obstructed or prevented from obtaining things which they regard as essential.
x7x41The existing situation contains critical or dangerous elements for which it is imperative that some solution be found. This may lead to sudden, even reckless, decisions. Self-willed and rejects any advice from others. 
x7x51Needs, and insists on having, a close and understanding relationship, or at least some method of satisfying a compulsion to feel identified.
x7x62Physical illness, over-tension or emotional distress have taken a severe toll. Self-esteem has been reduced, now needs peaceful conditions and considerate treatment to permit recovery.
=0=00Willing to participate and become involved but tries to fend off conflict and disturbance in order to reduce tension.
=0=10Relationships rarely measure up to high emotional expectations and the need to be made much of, leading to disappointment (often characteristic of mother-fixation, taking the form of either strong attachment to, or resentment of, the mother). Always has mental reservations and tends to remain emotionally isolated and unattached.
=0=20Feel they are receiving less than their share, but that they will have to conform and make the best of the situation.
=0=31Feels listless, hemmed in and anxious; considers that circumstances are forcing them to restrain desires. Would like to avoid open conflict with others, and to have peace and quiet.
=0=40Demanding and particular in relations with partner or those who are close, but careful to avoid open conflict since this might reduce prospects of realising hopes and ideas.
=0=50Egocentric and therefore quick to take offence. Willing to become emotionally involved and able to achieve satisfaction from sexual activity.
=0=70Circumstances are such that they feel forced to compromise for the time being it they are to avoid being cut off from affection or from, full participation.
=1=10Remains emotionally unattached even when involved in a close relationship
=1=00Has high emotional demands and is willing to become involved in a close relationship, but not with any great depth of feeling.
=1=20Believes they are not receiving their share that they are neither properly understood nor adequately appreciated. Feels that they are being compelled to conform, and close relationships leave them without any sense of emotional involvement.
=1=31Feels cut off and unhappy because of the difficulty in achieving the essential degree of co-operation and harmony desired.
=1=40Exacting in emotional demands and very particular in choice of partner. The desire for emotional independence prevents any depth of involvement.
=1=50Egocentric and therefore quick to take offence, leaving them rather isolated in attachments.
=1=60Able to obtain physical satisfaction from sexual activity but is inclined to be emotionally withdrawn, which prevents them from becoming deeply involved.
=1=70Emotionally inhibited. Feels forced to compromise, making it difficult to form a stable emotional attachment.
=2=20The situation is preventing them from establishing themselves, but feel they must make the best of things as they are.
=2=00An unanimated lack of confidence makes them careful to avoid open conflict and they feel they must make the best of things as they are.
=2=10Believes that they are not receiving their share, that they are neither properly understood nor adequately appreciated. Feels they are being compelled to conform, and close relationships leave them without any sense of emotional Involvement.
=2=31Unhappy at the resistance they feel whenever they try to assert themselves. Indignant and resentful because of these setbacks, but gives way apathetically and makes whatever adjustments are necessary to have peace and quiet.
=2=40Feels they are burdened with more than their fair share of problems. However, sticks to goals and tries to overcome difficulties by being flexible and accommodating.
=2=50Feels they are receiving less than their share and that there is no-one on whom they can rely for sympathy and understanding.  Pent-up emotions make them quick to take offence, but they realise they have to make the best of things as they are.
=2=60Feels they cannot do much about existing problems and difficulties and that they must make the best of things as they are. Able to achieve satisfaction through sexual activity.
=2=70Circumstances are forcing compromise, to restrain demands and hopes, and to forgo for the time being some of the things desired.
=3=31Trying to calm down and unwind after a period of over-agitation which has left them listless and devoid of energy. In need of peace and quiet; becomes irritable if this is denied.
=3=01Distressed by the obstacles with which they are faced and in no mood for any form of activity or for further demands them. Needs peace and quiet, and the avoidance of anything which might distress them further.
=3=11Feels cut off and unhappy because of the difficulty in achieving the essential degree of co-operation and harmony desired.
=3=21Unhappy at the resistance felt whenever they try to assert themselves. However, believes that there is little they can do and that they must make the best of the situation.
=3=41Would like to broaden their fields of activity and insists that their hopes and ideas are realistic. Distressed by the fear that they may be prevented from doing what they would like; needs both peaceful conditions and quiet reassurance to restore their confidence.
=3=51Becomes agitated or distressed when needs or desires are misinterpreted, and feel they have no one to rely on. Egocentric and therefore quick to take offence.
=3=61Feels trapped in a distressing or uncomfortable situation and seeking some way of gaining relief. Able to attain levels of satisfaction from sexual activity.
=3=71Existing environment is restrictive and hampers progress, forcing them to feel as though they must forgo the joys and pleasures of life for the time being.
=4=40Is of the opinion that their hopes and ideals are realistic, but still needs encouragement and reassurance. Applies very exacting standards to their choice of a partner and would like guarantees against loss or disappointment.
=4=00Willing to become emotionally involved, but demanding and particular in their choice of a partner and in their relations with those close to them. Needs reassure and is careful to avoid open conflict since this might reduce their prospects of realising their hopes.
=4=10Exacting in their emotional demands, especially during moments of intimacy, leaving them frustrated in is desire for a perfect union.
=4=20Feels that they are burdened with more than their fair share of problems.  However, they stick to their goals and try to overcome their difficulties by being flexible and accommodating.
=4=31Would like to broaden their fields of activity and insists that their hopes and ideas are realistic. Distressed by they fear that they may be prevented from doing what they want; requires peaceful environment and quiet reassurance to restore confidence.
=4=50Insists that their hopes and ideas are realistic, but needs reassurance and encouragement. Egocentric and therefore quick to take offence.
=4=60Very exacting in the standards they applies to their choice of a partner and seeking a rather unrealistic perfection in their sex-life.
=4=70Insists that their goals are realistic and sticks obstinately to them, even though circumstances are forcing them to compromise.  Very exacting in the standards they apply to their choice of a partner.
=5=50Egocentric and therefore quick to take offence. Sensitive and sentimental, but conceals this from all except those very close to them.
=5=00Willing to become emotionally involved as they feels rather isolated and alone. Egocentric and therefore quick to take offence, though they tries to avoid open conflict.
=5=10Feels rather isolated and alone, but is too reserved to allow themselves to form deep attachments. Egocentric and therefore quick to take offence.
=5=20Feels that they are receiving less than their share and that there is no one on whom they can rely for sympathy and understanding.  Pent-up emotions and a certain egocentricity make them quick to take offence, but they realise that they have to make the best of things as they are.
=5=31Becomes distressed when their needs or requirements are misunderstood, and feels they have no one to rely on, or turn to. Egocentric and therefore quick to take offence.
=5=40Insists that their hopes and ideas are realistic, but needs reassurance and encouragement. Egocentric and therefore quick to take offence.
=5=60Egocentric and therefore quick to take offence.  Able to obtain physical satisfaction from sexual activity but tends to hold aloof emotionally.
=5=70Conditions are such that they will not let themselves become intimately involved without making mental reservations.
=6=60Able to achieve satisfaction from sexual activity.
=6=00Willing to become emotionally involved and able to achieve satisfaction through sexual activity, but tries to avoid conflict.
=6=10Able to achieve physical satisfaction from sexual activity but restless and inclined to be emotionally withdrawn, which prevents them from becoming deeply involved.
=6=20Feels that they cannot do much about their existing problems and difficulties and that they must make the best of things as they are. Able to achieve physical satisfaction from sexual activity.
=6=31Feels trapped in a distressing or uncomfortable situation and seeking some way of gaining relief. Able to achieve satisfaction through sexual activity providing no turmoil or emotional agitation is involved.
=6=40Very exacting in the standards they apply to their choice of a partner and seeking a rather unrealistic perfection in their sex-life.
=6=50Egocentric and therefore quick to take offence.  Able to obtain physical satisfaction from sexual activity but tends to hold aloof emotionally.
=6=70Circumstances force them to compromise and to forgo some pleasures for the time being. Capable of achieving physical satisfaction from sexual activity.
=7=70Feels that things stand in their way, that circumstances are forcing them to compromise and forgo some pleasures for the time being.
=7=00Circumstances are such that they feel forced to compromise for the time being if they are to avoid being cut off from affection or from full participation.
=7=10Emotionally inhibited. Feels forced to compromise, making it difficult for them to form a stable emotional attachment.
=7=20Circumstances are forcing them to compromise, to restrain their demands and hopes, and to forgo for the time being some of the things they want.
=7=31Circumstances are restrictive and hampering, forcing them to forgo all joys and pleasures for the time being.
=7=40Insists that their goals are realistic and sticks obstinately to them, even though circumstances are forcing them to compromise. Very exacting in the standards they apply to their choice of a partner.
=7=50Conditions are such that they will not let themselves become intimately involved without making mental reservations.
=7=60Circumstances force them to compromise and to forgo some pleasures for the time being. Capable of achieving physical satisfaction through sexual activity.
-0-00Physical effect: Displays impatience and agitation.
Psychological effect: Feels that life has far more to offer and that there are still important things to be achieved-that life must be experienced to the full. As a result, they pursue their objectives with a fierce intensity and will not let go of things.Becomes deeply involved and runs the risk of being unable to view things with sufficient objectivity,or calmly enough; is therefore in danger of becoming agitated and of exhausting their nervous energy. Cannot leave things alone and feels they can only be at peace when they have finally reached their goal.Summary;Impatient involvement.
-0-12Physical effect: Refuses to relax or give in, Holding exhaustion and depression at bay by keeping active.
Psychological effect: An existing situation or relationship is unsatisfactory, but they feel unable to change it to bring about the sense of longing which is needed. Unwilling to expose vulnerability, and therefore continues to resist state of affairs, but feels dependent on the attachment. This not only depresses them but makes them irritable and impatient, producing considerable restlessness and the urge to get away from the situation, either actually or, at least, mentally. Ability to concentrate may suffer. Summary;Restless dissatisfaction.
-0-22Physical effect: Will-power and perseverance are in danger of being overwhelmed by excessive stress 
Psychological effect: Resilience and tenacity have become weakened, Feels overtaxed, worn out and getting nowhere, but continues to stand their ground. Feels the adverse situation as an actual tangible pressure which is intolerable to them and from which they want to escape, but they feel unable to make the necessary decision. Summary; Unresolved pressure.
-0-32Physical effect: Suppressed agitation resulting from the attempt to resist any form of stimulation or excitement. Can lead to irritability, angry outbursts or even sexual neuroses. Possibility of cardiac complaints.
Psychological effect: The situation is regarded as threatening and dangerous. Outraged at the thought that they will be unable to achieve their goals and distressed at their feeling of helplessness to remedy their.  Over-extended and feels beset, possibly to the point of nervous prostration. Summary; Helpless irritability.
-0-42Physical effect: Stresses resulting from disappointment have led to agitation.
Psychological effect: Unfulfilled expectations have led to uncertainty and an apprehensive watchfulness. Badly needs to feel secure and protected against further disappointment, being passed over, or losing standing and prestige. Doubtful that things will be any better in the future, but inclined nevertheless to make exaggerated demands and to reject compromise. Summary; Apprehensive insecurity.
-0-50Physical effect: Stress due to suppressed sensitivity. 
Psychological effect: Delights in the tasteful, the gracious and the sensitive, but maintains their attitude of critical appraisal and refuses to be swept off their feet unless genuineness and integrity can be absolutely vouched for.Therefore keeps a strict and watchful control on their emotional relationships as they must know exactly where they stand. Demands complete sincerity as a protection against their own tendency to be too trusting. Summary; Controlled responsiveness.
-0-60Physical effect: Suppression of the physical and nervous requirements of the body. 
Psychological effect: The existing situation is disagreeable. Has an unsatisfied need to ally themselves with others whose standards are as high as their own, and to stand out from the rank and file. This control of sensual instincts restricts their ability to give themselves, but the resulting isolation leads to the urge to surrender and allow themselves to merge with another.This disturbs them as such instincts are regarded as weaknesses to be overcome; they feel that only by continued self-restraint can they hope to maintain an attitude of individual superiority. Would like to be loved or admired for themselves alone, needs attention, recognition and the esteem of others. Summary; Demands esteem as an exceptional individual.
-0-70Physical effect: Pronounced susceptibility to outside stimuli.
Psychological effect: Would like to overcome a feeling of emptiness and to bridge the gap which they feel separates them from others.Anxious to experience life in all its aspects, to explore all its possibilities and to live it to the full.  Therefore resent any restriction or limitation being imposed on them and insists on being free and unhampered. Summary; Expectant self-determinism.
-1-11Physical effect: Refuses to relax or give In. Holding exhaustion and depression at bay by keeping active.
Psychological effect: An existing situation or relationship is unsatisfactory, but they feel unable to change it to bring about the sense of belonging which they need. Unwilling to expose their vulnerability, they therefore continues to resist their state of affairs, but feel dependent on the attachment. This not only depresses them, but makes them irritable and impatient, producing considerable restlessness and the urge to get       away from the situation,either actually or, at least, mentally.  Ability to concentrate may suffer. Summary; Restless dissatisfaction.
-1-01Physical effect: Displays impatience and restlessness and inclined to be depressed.  
Psychological effect: Feels they cannot control the situation to create the sense of belonging they needs, and so remains unwilling to place themselves unreservedly in another's hands. Is resisting a condition or a relationship which they regard as a discouraging responsibility. Feels life has far more to offer and is likely to remain impatient and irritable until they have obtained all they feel they still lack. The urge to get away from their unsatisfactory state leads to restlessness and instability and concentration may suffer.Summary;. Restless and impatient non-fulfilment.
-1-23Physical effect: Will power and perseverance are in danger of being overwhelmed by excessive stress.
Psychological effect: Resilience and tenacity are being overtaxed by the continued attempt to overcome existing difficulties. Sticks to their objectives but feels subjected to intolerable pressure.Considers it impossible to change the situation into one of co-operation and mutual trust, and so desires to be free of it altogether. Summary; Pressure arising from stress and discord.
-1-33Physical effect: Suppressed agitation resulting from unsatisfactory or discordant personal relationships. Can lead to irritability, angry outbursts or sexual neuroses. Possibility of cardiac complaints.
Psychological effect: Considerable distress is arising from some unsatisfactory relationship. They feel helpless to restore affinity and any semblance of mutual trust, so the situation is regarded as a depressing and unhappy state which they must continue to tolerate.  Beset to the point of nervous prostration.Summary; Helpless and irritable disharmony.
-1-43Physical effect: Stress and anxiety have resulted from emotional disappointment
Psychological effect: An emotional relationship is no longer running smoothly, has proved deeply disappointing and is now regarded as a depressing tie.  While on the one hand, they would like to free themselves from their attachment altogether, yet, on the other, they do not want to lose anything or risk uncertainty and the possibility of further disappointment. These contradictory emotions aggravate them to such an extent that they try to suppress them beneath an aloof and severe attitude. Summary;. Stress arising from emotional disappointment.
-1-51Physical effect: Stress arising from lack of mutual understanding 
Psychological effect: An existing situation is unsatisfactory and they feel unable to improve it without willing co-operation. The need for understanding and for affectionate give-and-take remains unsatisfied; they now have a feeling of being tied down, giving rise to impatience, irritability and the desire to escape. Summary; Impatience arising from continued misunderstanding.
-1-61Physical effect: Emotional discontent and lack of appreciation have led to stress and excessive self-restraint. 
Psychological effect: Feels they must have co-operation before the existing situation can be improved. Lack of understanding and appreciation makes them feel no real bond exists,and discontent gives rise to a touchy sensitivity; they want to feel safer and more at ease. They would like to get away from what they now consider a depressing tie and re-establish their own individuality. This sensual self-restraint makes it difficult for them to give themselves, but the resulting isolation leads to the urge to surrender and merge with another. This disturbs them as they regard such instincts as weaknesses to be overcome they feel that they can only assert their own individuality by continued self-restraint, that this alone will allow them to stand their ground through their present difficulties. Summary: Emotional discontent arising from lack of appreciation and undue self-restraint.
-1-71Physical effect: Emotional dissatisfaction has given rise to a touchy and impatient desire for independence, leading to stress and restlessness. Psychological effect: An existing situation or relationship is unsatisfactory, but they feel unable to improve it without willing co-operation. Unwilling to expose their vulnerability and therefore considers it inadvisable to display affection or be over-demonstrative.  they regards the relationship as a depressing tie but, although they want to be independent and unhampered,they do not want to risk losing anything. All this leads them to react in a touchy and impatient manner. The urge to get away from it all results in considerable restlessness, and the ability to concentrate may suffer.Summary; Restless instability arising from emotional dissatisfaction
-2-22Physical effect: Will power, resilience and the ability to stand up to opposition are in danger of being overwhelmed by excessive stress.
Psychological effect: The tenacity and strength of will necessary to contend with existing difficulties has become weakened. Feels overtaxed, worn out and getting nowhere, but continues to stand their ground.They feel their adverse situation as an actual tangible pressure which is intolerable to them and from which they wants to escape, but they feels unable to make the necessary decision.Summary; Reluctance to take the steps necessary to resolve a ?????
-2-02Physical effect: The ability to withstand pressure has been overtaxed, leading to stress and frustration, impatience and irritability 
Psychological effect: Has lost the resilience and strength of will necessary to contend with existing difficulties. Feels overtaxed and getting nowhere, but continues 
     to stand their ground and still pursues their objectives with a fierce intensity. This subjects them to intolerable pressure from which they 
     wants to escape, but they cannot bring themselves to make the necessary 
     decision. As a result they remain firmly involved in the problem and can 
     neither view it objectively nor get rid of it-they cannot leave it alone 
     and feels they will only be at peace when they have reached their 
     objective. Summary; Unresolved involvement.
-2-13Physical effect: 
     Emotional dissatisfaction and reduced ability to withstand opposition or 
     difficulties are producing stress and frustration.
     Psychological effect: 
     Has lost the resilience and strength of will necessary to contend with
     existing difficulties, which appear to them as deliberate opposition.  
     Stands their ground, but is subjected to intolerable pressure. Needs 
     co-operation and emotional fulfilment and feels that, in their absence, 
     there is nothing they can do to improve the current situation. Would like to 
     get away from it all quickly.
     Summary;. Pressure arising from stress and discord.
-2-33Physical effect: 
     Distress and agitation resulting from the attempt to avoid any form of 
     stimulation or excitement. Regards their environment as hostile and is 
     under great pressure. Irritable or angry outbursts, with the possibility of 
     sexual neuroses or cardiac complaints.
     Psychological effect:
     Distressed by the apparent hostility of the environment. Feels coerced and 
     subjected to intolerable pressure. Is rebellious and resentful of what they 
     regards as unreasonable demands on them, but feels powerless to control the
     situation and unable to protect themselves.
     Summary;. Helpless rebelliousness.
-2-43Physical effect: 
     Stress and anxiety due to conflict between hope and necessity, following
     acute disappointment. 
     Psychological effect:
     Disappointment and unfulfilled hopes have given rise to an anxious 
     uncertainty, while doubts that things will be any better in the future 
     lead to the postponement of essential decisions. The conflict between 
     hope and necessity is creating considerable pressure. Instead of resolving
     this by facing up to making the essential decision, they are likely to 
     immerse themselves in the pursuit of trivialities as an escape route.
     Summary; Frustrated vacillation.
-2-51Physical effect: 
     Stress resulting from a feeling of belittlement and misunderstanding 
     Psychological effect: 
     Feels in an invidious position: that trust, affection and understanding
     are being withheld and that they are being treated with a humiliating lack 
     of consideration. Considers they are being denied the appreciation 
     essential to their self esteem and that there is nothing they can do about 
     it. Disheartened by the lone struggle against difficulties with no 
     encouragement. Feels they are getting nowhere; that, instead of the 
     admiration they needs, they are consistently misunderstood.  Would like to 
     escape from the situation but cannot find the strength of mind to make the 
     necessary decision. Summary;. Humiliated by lack of appreciation.
-2-61Physical effect: 
     Stress resulting from excessive self-restraint in the attempt to win the 
     regard and esteem of others 
     Psychological effect: 
     Has an unsatisfied need to ally themselves with others whose standards are 
     as high as their own, and to stand out from the rank and file. This
     subjects them to considerable stress, but they stick to their attitudes 
     despite lack of appreciation. Finds the situation uncomfortable and would 
     like to break away from it, but refuses to compromise with their opinions. 
     Unable to resolve the situation because they continually postpone making 
     the necessary decision as they doubt their ability to withstand the 
     opposition which would result. Needs the esteem of others, compliance with 
     their wishes and respect for their opinions before they can feet at ease 
     and secure. 
     Summary; Stubborn but ineffectual demand for esteem.
-2-71Physical effect: 
     Frustration at unacceptable restrictions on their freedom of action is producing stress 
     Psychological effect:
     Seeks independence and freedom from any restriction and therefore avoids obligations or anything which might
     prove hampering. they are being subjected to considerable pressure and wants to escape from it so that they 
     can obtain what they need, but tends to lack the necessary strength of purpose to succeed in their goals. 
     Summary; Frustrated desire for independence and freedom of action.
-3-32Physical effect: 
     Suppressed and pent up agitation resulting from the attempt to resist any
     additional stimulation, leading to irritability, angry outbursts or even 
     sexual neuroses.  There is a possibility of cardiac trouble.
     Psychological effect: 
     The situation is regarded as threatening and dangerous. Outraged by the 
     thought that they will be unable to achieve their goals and distressed at 
     the feeling of helplessness to remedy their. Over-extended and feels beset, 
     possibly to the point of nervous prostration.
     Summary; Helplessness.
-3-02Physical effect: 
     Suppressed agitation resulting from the attempt to resist any additional
     stimulation. Impatient, erratic and irritable, with the possibility of 
     hypertension or other cardiac trouble.
     Psychological effect: 
     The situation is regarded as threatening and dangerous. Resentful that 
     what they has striven so hard for is being menaced, and desperate because 
     they feel powerless to prevent it-fears that they are going to miss out 
     altogether. Unable to view the situation objectively, but extremely 
     agitated and cannot rest in their attempts to remove the threat to their 
     desires. Over-extended and feels beset, possibly to the point of nervous
     prostration. Summary; Desperate agitation.
-3-13Physical effect: 
     Suppressed agitation resulting from the attempt to resist any additional
     stimulation combined with the inability to relax cause them to drive 
     themselves beyond the capacity of their resources.  Impatient, irritable 
     and hectic, with the possibility of hypertension or other cardiac trouble.
     Psychological effect: 
     Distressed by the unsatisfactory state of some close association. Feels 
     unable to do anything to restore affinity and mutual trust, and considers 
     that they are tied down in an unhappy situation from which they cannot 
     escape. Summary; Distress resulting from disharmony.
-3-23Physical effect: 
     Agitated helplessness and inability to control events are subjecting them
     to great stress. Possibility of cardiac trouble and or muscular spasm.
     Psychological effect: 
     Acutely distressed by what appears as a hostile environment. Feels they are
     being subjected to intolerable pressure and driven against their will.  
     Rebellious and resentful at what they considers unreasonable demands on 
     them, but feels powerless to control the situation or protect themselves in   
     any way. Summary; Helpless resentment.
-3-43Physical effect: 
     Stresses resulting from disappointment have led to agitation and anxiety.
     Psychological effect: 
     Eager to make a good impression, but worried and doubtful about the 
     likelihood of succeeding.  Feels that they have a right to anything they 
     might hope for, and becomes helpless and distressed when circumstances go 
     against them. Finds the mere possibility of failure most upsetting and 
     this can even lead to nervous prostration. Sees themselves as a victim 
     who has been misled and abused, mistakes this dramatisation for reality 
     and tries to convince themselves that failure to achieve standing and 
     recognition is the fault of others. 
     Summary; unrealistic self justification.
-3-52Physical effect:
     Stress resulting from frustration in their attempts to achieve security and understanding . 
     Psychological effect: 
     Is responsive to outside stimuli and wants to experience everything intensely, but is finding the existing 
     situation extremely frustrating. Needs sympathetic understanding and a sense of security. Distressed by their 
     apparent powerlessness to achieve their goals. 
     Summary; Frustrated empathy.
-3-61Physical effect: 
     Tension arising from nervous prostration or from sexual stress, due to excessive self-restraint.
     Psychological effect: 
     Feels unappreciated and finds the existing situation disagreeable. Would like personal recognition and the esteem 
     of others to compensate for the lack of like-minded people with whom to ally themselves and make themselves more 
     secure. Their sensual self-restraint makes it difficult for them to give themselves, but the resulting isolation    
     leads to the urge to surrender and merge with another. This disturbs them as they regards such instincts as 
     weaknesses to be overcome; only by not succumbing to them, they feel, can they withstand the difficulties of the  
     situation.  Would like to be valued as a desirable associate and admired for their personal qualities.
     Summary; Insecurity arising from lack of allies.
-3-71Physical effect: 
     Stress arising from the frustrations of an unwanted situation 
     Psychological effect: 
     Feels trapped in a disagreeable situation and powerless to remedy it.
     Angry and disgruntled as they doubt that they will be able to achieve their 
     goals and frustrated almost to the point of nervous prostration, Would like to 
     get away, feel less restricted and free to make their own decisions.
     Summary; Frustrated desire for independence.
-4-42Physical effect: 
     Stresses resulting from disappointment have led to agitation. 
     Psychological effect: 
     Unfulfilled hopes have led to uncertainty and apprehension. Needs to feel
     secure and to avoid any further disappointment, and fears being passed 
     over or losing standing and prestige.  Doubts that things will be any 
     better in the future and their negative attitude leads them to make 
     exaggerated demands and to refuse to make reasonable compromises.
     Summary; Agitated pessimism; fearful of losing prestige.
-4-01Physical effect: 
     Uncertainty and worry over missing opportunities have led to a condition
     of agitated tension.
     Psychological effect: 
     Feels that life must yield more than it is and that their hopes and desires 
     must somehow be realised that they must be granted in their entirety. The 
     existing uncertainty causes considerable worry and they are tensely on 
     their guard against missing any opportunity. Anxious to avoid further 
     setbacks, any loss of standing or prestige. Tries to ensure they will not 
     be overlooked and badly needs security. Summary; tensely expectant.
-4-13Physical effect: 
     Stress and anxiety have resulted from emotional disappointment.
     Psychological effect:  
     An emotional relationship is no longer running smoothly, has proven deeply 
     disappointing and is now regarded as a depressing tie.  While on the one 
     hand, they would like to free themselves from their attachment altogether, 
     yet, on the other, they do not want to lose anything nor risk uncertainty 
     and the possibility of further disappointment. These contradictory emotions 
     aggravate them to such an extent that they try to suppress them beneath 
     an aloof and severe attitude.
     Summary; Stress arising from emotional disappointment. 
-4-23Physical effect: 
     Stress and anxiety due to conflict between hope and necessity, following
     acute disappointment.
     Psychological effect: 
     Disappointment and unfulfilled hopes have given rise to an anxious 
     uncertainty, while doubts that things will be any better in the future 
     lead to the postponement of essential decisions. The conflict between 
     hope and necessity is creating considerable pressure. Instead of resolving 
     this by facing up to making the essential decision, they are likely to 
     immerse themselves in the pursuit of trivialities as an escape route.
     Summary; Frustrated vacillation.
-4-33Physical effect: 
     Stresses resulting from disappointment have led to agitation and anxiety.
     Psychological effect: 
     Eager to make a good impression, but worried and doubtful about the 
     likelihood of succeeding.  Feels that they have a right to anything they 
     might hope for, and becomes helpless and distressed when circumstances go 
     against them. Finds the mere possibility of failure most upsetting and 
     this can even lead to nervous prostration. Sees themselves as a victim 
     who has been misled and abused, mistakes this dramatisation for reality, 
     and tries to convince themselves that their failure to achieve standing and 
     recognition is the fault of others.
     Summary; Unrealistic self-justification.
-4-51Physical effect: 
     Disappointment had led to a suspicious, restrained withdrawal from others
     and into themselves.
     Psychological effect: 
     Suppresses their innate enthusiasm and imaginative nature, for fear that 
     they might be carried away by it only to find themselves pursuing some illusory 
     goal. Feels they have been misled and abused and has withdrawn 
     to hold themselves cautiously aloof from others. Keeps a careful and 
     critical watch to see whether motives towards them are sincere. 
     Watchfulness which easily develops into suspicion and distrust.
     Summary; Once bitten, twice shy; emotional disappointment leading to watchful mistrust of motive.
-4-61Physical effect: 
     Stress resulting from the effort to conceal worry and anxiety under a cloak of self-reliance and unconcern.
     Psychological effect: 
     The existing situation is disagreeable. Feels lonely and uncertain as they have an unsatisfied need to ally 
     themselves with others whose standards are as high as their own, and wants to stand out from the rank and file. 
     The sense of isolation magnifies the need into a compelling urge, all the more upsetting to their self-sufficiency 
     because of the restraint they normally imposes on themselves since they want to demonstrate the unique quality of 
     their own character, they try to suppress their need for others and affects an attitude of unconcerned 
     self-reliance to conceal their fear of inadequacy, treating those who criticise their behaviour with contempt. 
     However, beneath the assumption of indifference they really long for the approval and esteem of others.
     Summary; Disappointment leading to assumed indifference.
-4-71Physical effect: 
     Stress resulting from disappointment and watchful self-protection against further setback. 
     Psychological effect: 
     Unfulfilled hopes have led to uncertainty and a tense watchfulness. Insists on freedom of action and resents any 
     form of control other than that which is self-imposed. Unwilling to go without or to relinquish anything and    
     demands security as a protection against any further setback or loss of position and prestige.Doubts that things 
     will be any better in the future and this negative attitude leads them to exaggerate their claims and to refuse 
     reasonable compromises.
     Summary; Watchful and retentive.
-5-50Physical effect: 
     Stress due to suppressed sensitivity 
     Psychological effect: 
     Delights in the tasteful, the gracious and the sensitive, but maintains 
     their attitude of critical appraisal and refuses to be swept off their feet 
     unless genuiness and integrity can be absolutely vouched for.  Therefore 
     keeps a strict and watchful control on their emotional relationships as 
     they must know exactly where they stand. Demands complete sincerity as a 
     protection against their own tendency to be too trusting.
     Summary; Controlled and analytical responsiveness.
-5-00Physical effect: 
     Displays impatience and agitation.              
     Psychological effect: 
     Feels that life has far more to offer and that it is imperative that they
     should find the responsive and understanding relationship they are seeking; 
     they therefore follow up any opportunity which presents itself.  However, 
     they maintain their attitude of critical appraisal and refuses to be swept 
     off their feet unless genuineness and integrity can be absolutely vouched 
     for. Therefore keeps a strict and watchful control on their emotional 
     relationships as they must know exactly where they stands.  Demands 
     complete sincerity as a protection against their own tendency to be too 
     trusting. Summary; Controlled responsiveness.
-5-11Physical effect: 
     Refuses to relax or give in, holding exhaustion and depression at bay by
     keeping active.
     Psychological effect: 
     An existing relationship is unsatisfactory but they feel unable to change 
     it without co-operation; the need for understanding, for affectionate 
     give-and-take remains unfulfilled. This not only depresses them but makes 
     them irritable and impatient, producing restlessness and the urge to get 
     away from the situation, either actually or, at least, mentally. Ability 
     to concentrate may suffer.
     Summary; Restlessness due to emotional dissatisfaction.
-5-21Physical effect: 
     Stress resulting from the feeling of belittlement and misunderstanding.
     Psychological effect: 
     Feels in an invidious position, that trust, affection and understanding
     are being withheld and that they are being treated with an humiliating lack 
     of consideration. Considers they are being denied the appreciation 
     essential to their self-esteem and that there is nothing they can do about 
     it. Disheartened by the lone struggle against difficulties with no 
     encouragement, Feels they are getting nowhere; that, instead of the 
     admiration they needs, they are consistently misunderstood.  Would like to 
     escape from the situation but cannot find the strength of mind to make the 
     necessary decision. Summary; Humiliated by lack of appreciation.
-5-32Physical effect: 
     Stress resulting from frustration in their attempts to achieve security and
     understanding. Nervous strength can become seriously depleted and there is 
     a possibility of cardiac trouble.
     Psychological effect: 
     Is responsive to outside stimuli and wants to experience everything 
     intensely, but is finding the existing situation extremely frustrating.  
     Needs sympathetic understanding and a sense of security. Distressed by 
     their apparent powerlessness to achieve their goals.
     Summary; Emotional and empathic frustration.
-5-41Physical effect: 
     Disappointment has led to a suspicious and restrained withdrawal from 
     others and into themselves.
     Psychological effect: 
     Suppresses their innate enthusiasm and imaginative nature, for fear they 
     might be carried away by it only to find themselves pursuing some illusory
     goal. Feels they have been misled and abused and has withdrawn to hold 
     themselves cautiously aloof from others.  Keeps a careful and critical 
     watch to see whether motives towards them are sincere, a watchfulness which 
     easily develops into suspicion and distrust.
     Summary; Once bitten, twice shy; emotional disappointment, leading to watchful mistrust of motive.
-5-60Physical effect: 
     Stress arising from the inability to maintain relationships in their
     desired condition. 
     Psychological effect: 
     Would like a partner with whom they can share fully in an atmosphere of 
     cloudless serenity, but the compulsion to demonstrate their individuality 
     leads them to adopt a critical and demanding attitude. This introduces 
     discord and leads to alternating periods of drawing closer and drawing 
     apart, so that the ideal state they desire is not allowed to develop.  
     Despite the urge to gratify their natural desires, they imposes a 
     considerable self restraint on their instincts in the belief that their 
     demonstrates their superiority and raises them above the common herd.  
     Discerning, critical and particular, having taste and discrimination. These 
     qualities, combined with their tendency to form their own views, enable 
     them to judge things for themselves and to express their opinions with  
     authority. they enjoys the original, the ingenious and the subtle, striving 
     to ally themselves with others of similar taste who can help them in their 
     intellectual unfolding.  Desires admiration and the esteem of others.
     Summary;  Intellectual or aesthetic discrimination.
-5-70Physical effect: 
     Stress resulting from unwelcome restriction or limitation. 
     Psychological effect: 
     Strives for straight forward relationships, founded on mutual trust and 
     understanding. Wishes to act only in conformity with their own convictions.
     Demands freedom to make their own decisions without being subjected to 
     interference, outside influence or the necessity of making compromises.
     Summary; Demands independence and straight dealing.
-6-60Physical effect: 
     Stress arising from suppression of physical or sexual desires and 
     insufficient consideration for bodily needs.
     Psychological effect: 
     Has an unsatisfied need to ally themselves with others whose standards are 
     as high as their own, and to stand out from the common herd. The desire 
     for pre-eminence isolates them and inhibits their readiness to give 
     themselves freely. While they wants to surrender and let themselves go, 
     they regard this as a weakness, which must be resisted. Their self-
     restraint, they feel, will lift them above the rank and file and ensure 
     recognition as a unique and distinctive personality.
     Summary;  Demands esteem from others.
-6-00Physical effects: 
     Stress arising from suppression of physical or sexual desires and insufficient consideration for bodily needs. 
     Psychological effect: 
     The existing situation is disagreeable. 
     Has an unsatisfied need to ally themselves with others whose standards are as high as their own,and to stand out from the common herd. Their control of sensual instincts restricts their ability to give themselves, but the resulting isolation leads to the urge to surrender and allow themselves to merge with another. This disturbs them, as such instincts are regarded as weaknesses to be overcome; they feel that only by continued self restraint can they hope to maintain their attitude of individual superiority. Would like to be loved or admired for themselves alone; needs attention, recognition and the esteem of others.
     Summary; Demands esteem as an exceptional individual. 
-6-11Physical effect: 
     Emotional discontent and lack of appreciation have led to stress and excessive self-restraint.
     Psychological effect: Feels they must have co-operation before the existing situation can be improved. Lack of understanding and appreciation makes them feel no real bond exists, and discontent gives rise to a touchy
     sensitivity; they want to feel safer and more at ease. They would like to get away from what they now consider a depressing tie and re-establish their own individuality. This sensual self restraint makes it difficult for them 
     to give themselves, but the resulting isolation leads to the urge to surrender and merge with another. This disturbs them, as they regard such instincts as weaknesses to be overcome; they feel they can only assert their own 
     individuality by continued self-restraint and that this alone will allow them to stand their ground through their present difficulties.
     Summary; Emotional discontent arising from lack of appreciation and undue self-restraint.
-6-21Physical effect: 
     Stress resulting from excessive self-restraint in the attempt to win the regard and esteem of others.
     Psychological effect: 
     Has an unsatisfied need to ally themselves with others whose standards are as high as their own, and to stand out
     from the rank and file. This subjects them to considerable stress, but they stick to their attitudes despite lack 
     of appreciation. Finds the situation uncomfortable and would like to break away from it, but refuses to compromise
     with their opinions. Unable to resolve the situation because they continually postpone making the necessary decision
     as they doubts their ability to withstand the opposition which would result.Needs the esteem of others, compliance 
     with their wishes and respect for their opinions before they can feel at ease and secure.
     Summary; Stubborn but ineffectual demand for esteem.
-6-32Physical effect: 
     Stress arising from suppression of physical or sexual desires and insufficient consideration of bodily needs. 
     Psychological effect: 
     Feels unappreciated and finds the existing situation threatening. Would like personal recognition and the esteem 
     of others to compensate for the lack of like-minded people with whom to ally themselves and make themselves more secure.
     This sensual self-restraint makes it difficult for them to give themselves, but the resulting isolation leads to the
     urge to surrender and merge with another. This disturbs them, as they regard such instincts as weaknesses to be overcome; they feels that only in their way can they withstand the difficulties of the situation. Would like to be valued as a desirable associate and be admired for their personal qualities.
     Summary; Insecurity arising from lack of allies.
-6-41Physical effect: 
     Stress resulting from the effort to conceal worry and anxiety under a cloak of self-reliance and unconcern. 
     Psychological effect: The existing situation is disagreeable. Feels lonely and uncertain as they has an unsatisfied need to ally themselves with others whose standards are as high as their own and to stand out from the rank and file. This sense of isolation magnifies their need into a compelling      urge, all the more upsetting to their self-sufficiency because of the restraint they normally impose on themselves. Since they want to demonstrate the unique quality of their own character, they try to suppress their need for others, and affects an attitude of unconcerned self reliance to conceal their fear of inadequacy, treating those who criticise their behaviour with contempt. However,beneath their assumption of indifference they really long for the approval and esteem of others.
     Summary; Disappointment leading to assumed indifference.
-6-50Physical effect: 
     Stress arising from the inability to Maintain relationships in their desired condition. 
     Psychological effect: 
     Sensitive, and susceptible to gentleness and delicacy of feeling, with a desire to blend into some sort of mystic
     fusion of erotic harmony. However,their desire remains unsatisfied due to the lack of a suitable partner or adverse
     conditions, and they keeps a strict and watchful control on their emotional relationships as they needs to know 
     precisely where they stands. Is fastidious, aesthetic and has a cultured taste which allows them to form and express
     their own taste and judgement, especially in the fields of art and artistic creativity. Strives to ally with others
     who can assist them in their intellectual or artistic growth.
     Summary; Sublimated artistic sensitivity.
-6-70Physical effect: 
     Stress resulting from unwelcome restriction or limitation.
     Psychological effect: 
     Would like freedom to follow their own convictions and principles, to achieve respect as an individual in their
     own right. Desires to avail themselves of every possible opportunity without having to submit to limitations or 
     restrictions.
     Summary; Desire to control one's own destiny.
-7-70Physical effect: 
     Stress arising from intensity (of feeling, endeavour, etc.)
     Psychological effect: 
     Wishes to be independent, unhampered and free from any limitation or restriction, other than those which they 
     imposes on themselves by their own choice and decision.
     Summary; Desire to control one's own destiny.
-7-00Physical effect: Pronounced susceptibility to outside stimuli.
     Psychological effect: Would like to overcome a feeling of emptiness and of separation from others.
     Believes that life still has far more to offer and that they may miss their share of experiences 
     if they fail to make the best use of every opportunity they therefore pursues their objectives with
     a fierce intensity and commits themselves deeply and readily.Feels themselves to be completely competent
     in any field in which they engage, and can sometimes be considered by others to be interfering or meddlesome.
     Summary; Intense involvement.
-7-11Physical effect: 
     Emotional dissatisfaction has given rise to a touchy and impatient desire for independence, leading to stress and
     restlessness.
     Psychological effect: 
     An existing situation or relationship is unsatisfactory, but they feel unable to improve it without willing 
     co-operation. Unwilling to expose their vulnerability and therefore considers it inadvisable to display affection
     or be over-demonstrative. They regard the relationship as a depressing tie, but although they wants to be 
     independent and unhampered, they do not want to risk losing anything. All this leads them to react in a touchy and
     impatient manner. The urge to get away results in considerable restlessness, and concentration may suffer. 
     Summary; Restless instability arising from emotional dissatisfaction.
-7-21Physical effect:
     Frustration at unacceptable restrictions on their freedom of action is producing stress.
     Psychological effect: 
     Seeks independence and freedom from any restriction and therefore avoids obligations or anything which might prove
     hampering. They are being subjected to considerable pressure and want to escape from it so that they can obtain 
     what they need, but tends to lack the necessary strength of purpose to succeed in this.
     Summary; Frustrated desire for independence and freedom of action.
-7-32Physical effect: 
     Stress arising from the frustrations of an unwanted situation.
     Psychological effect: 
     Feels trapped in a disagreeable situation and powerless to remedy it.
     Angry and disgruntled as they doubts that they will be able to achieve their goals, and frustrated almost to the 
     point of nervous prostration. Needs to get away, feel unrestricted and free to make their own decisions. 
     Summary; Frustrated desire for independence.
-7-41Physical effect: 
     Stress resulting from disappointment and watchful self-protection against further setback.
     Psychological effect: 
     Unfulfilled hopes have led to uncertainty and a tense watchfulness. Insists on freedom of action and resents any 
     form of control other than that which is self-imposed. Unwilling to go without or to relinquish anything, and 
     demands security as a protection against any further setback or loss of position and prestige. Doubts that things 
     will be any better in the future, and this negative attitude leads them to exaggerate their claims and refuse 
     reasonable compromises.
     Summary; Watchful and retentive.
-7-50Physical effect: 
     Stress resulting from unwelcome restriction or limitation.
     Psychological effect: 
     Sensitive and impressionable, prone to absorbing enthusiasms.
     Seeks an idealised but so far unfulfilled situation in which they can share with another a complete accord
     and mutual depth of understanding. Feels there is a risk of being exploited if they are too ready to trust others 
     and therefore demands proof of their sincerity. Needs to know exactly where they stand in their relationships. 
-7-60Physical effect:
     Stress resulting from unwelcome restriction or limitation.
     Psychological effect: 
     Resists any form of pressure from others and insists on their independence as an individual.
     Would like to make up their own mind without interference,to draw their own conclusions and 
     arrive at their own decisions. Detests uniformity and mediocrity as they want to be regarded
     as one who gives authoritative opinions, they find it difficult to admit to being wrong, 
     while at times they are reluctant to accept or understand another's point of view.
     Summary; Demand for independence and perfectionism.
+0-00Denotes an ambivalent attitude varying between cautious reserve and the fear of not receiving their due.
+0-12Anxiety and restless dissatisfaction, either with circumstances or with unfulfilled emotional requirements have produced tension and stress. The attempt to escape from these consists of creating at least an outward semblance of peace by refusing to allow themselves to be involved.
+0-22Failure to establish themselves in a manner consonant with their own high opinion of their worth, combined with the continued effort to prove themselves with inadequate resources, have resulted in considerable stress. Tries to escape from these excessive demands on their meagre reserves by adopting a defensive attitude in which they refuse to be committed, or to be involved in further unpleasantness. 
+0-32Depleted vitality has created an intolerance for any further stimulation, or demands on their resources. A feeling of powerlessness subjects them to agitation, irritation and acute distress from which they try to escape by refusing further direct participation. they confines themselves to a cautious approach and a concealed determination to get their own way in the end.
+0-42Disappointment at the non fulfilment of their hopes and the fear that to formulate fresh goals will only lead to further setbacks have resulted in considerable anxiety. they tries to escape from their by withdrawing and protecting themselves with an attitude of cautious reserve.  Moody and depressed.
+0-50Needs to protect themselves against their tendency to be too trusting, as they find it is liable to be misunderstood or exploited by others. As a result, adopts a critical and stand offish attitude, being willing to participate only where they can be assured of sincerity and trustworthiness.
+0-60The unsatisfied desire to be respected, to stand out from amongst their fellows, is causing some anxiety. As a result normal gregarious behaviour is suppressed and they refuse to allow themselves to become involved, or to participate with others in their ordinary activities.
+0-70Fears that their independence will be threatened or severely restricted unless they protects themselves from any outside influence. Does not want to be bothered. 
+1-10Denotes an ambivalent attitude varying between a relaxed contentment and a restless dissatisfaction.
+1-00Needs to achieve a stable and peaceful condition, enabling them to free themselves of the worry that they may be prevented from achieving all the things they want.
+1-21The tensions and stresses induced by trying to cope with conditions which are really beyond capabilities or reserves of strength have led to considerable anxiety, and a sense of personal (but undeclared) inadequacy. Seeks to escape into a more peaceful and problem-free situation, in which they will no longer have to assert themselves or contend with so much pressure.
+1-31Depleted vitality has created an intolerance for any further stimulation, or demands on resources. A feeling of powerlessness subjects them to agitation and acute distress. Tries to escape from their by relinquishing the struggle, and by finding peaceful and restful conditions in which to recuperate in an atmosphere of affection and security.
+1-41Disappointment at the non-fulfilment of hopes and the fear that to formulate fresh goals will only lead to further setbacks have resulted in considerable anxiety. Trying to escape from their into a peaceful and harmonious relationship protecting them from dissatisfaction and lack of appreciation.
+1-50Needs to protect themselves against a tendency to be too trusting, as they find it is liable to be misunderstood or exploited by others. Is therefore seeking a relationship providing peaceful and understanding intimacy, and in which each knows exactly where the other stands.
+1-60Would like to be valued and respected, and seeks their from a close and peaceful association of mutual esteem.
+1-70Does not wish to be involved in differences of opinion, contention or argument, preferring to be left in peace.
+2-20Denotes an ambivalent attitude varying between self-insistence and the desire to escape the pressures which oppose it. 
+2-00Afraid that they may be prevented from achieving the things they want and therefore demands that others should recognise their right to them.
+2-11Anxiety and restless dissatisfaction, either with circumstances or with unfulfilled emotional demands, have produced stress. Tries to escape from these by denying their existence, concealing dissatisfaction behind a proud but illusory claim to self-sufficiency and independence.
+2-31Depleted vitality has created an intolerance for any further stimulation, or demands on resources.The sense of powerlessness, combined with frustration that they cannot control events, subjects them to agitation, irritation and acute distress.Tries to escape from these by stubborn insistence on their own point of view, but the general condition of helplessness renders their often unsuccessful.Is therefore very sensitive to criticism and quick to take offence.
+2-41Disappointment and the fear that there is no point in formulating fresh goals have led to anxiety.Desires recognition and position, but is worried about prospects.  Reacts to their by protesting at any criticism and resisting any attempt to influence them. Attempt to assert themselves by meticulous control of detail in an effort to strengthen position.
+2-50Works to strengthen their position and bolster self esteem by examining own accomplishments (and those of others) with critical appraisal and scientific discrimination. Insists on having things clear-cut and unequivocal.
+2-60Needs to be valued and respected as an exceptional individual, in order to increase self esteem and feeling of personal worth. Resists mediocrity and sets their own high standards.
+2-70Strongly resists outside influence and any interference with freedom to make own decisions and plans.Works to establish and strengthen own position.
+3-30Denotes an ambivalent attitude varying between the desire to have their own way and the need to be left in peace.
+3-00The fear that they may be prevented from achieving the things they want lead them to play their part with an urgent and hectic intensity.
+3-11Anxiety and a restless dissatisfaction, either with circumstances or with unfulfilled emotional needs, have produced stress. Tries to escape by intense activity, directed either towards personal success or towards variety of experience.
+3-21The tensions induced by trying to cope with conditions which are really beyond capabilities, or reserves of strength, have led to considerable anxiety and to a sense of personal (but unanimated) inadequacy. Attempts to remedy their by intense activity and by insistence on getting their own way. Faulty self-control can lead to ungovernable displays of anger.
+3-41Disappointment and the fear that there is no point in formulating fresh goals have led to stress and anxiety. Would like congenial contact with others and scope for development, but feels that relationships are empty and progress impeded. Reacts with an intense and zealous activity designed to achieve aims at all costs.
+3-50Would like to be able to act freely with no inhibitions, but is restrained by the need to have things on a rational, consistent and clearly-defined basis.
+3-60Takes a delight in action and wants to be respected and esteemed for personal accomplishments.
+3-70Fights against restriction or limitation, and insists on developing freely as a result of own efforts.
+4-40Denotes an ambivalent attitude varying between an optimistic desire for fulfilment and a gloomy pessimism.
+4-00The fear that they may be prevented from achieving the things they want leads to a restless search for satisfaction in the pursuit of illusory or meaningless activities.
+4-12Anxiety and restless dissatisfaction, either with circumstances or with unfulfilled emotional needs, have produced stress. Feels misunderstood, disorientated and unsettled. Driven to search for new conditions or relationships, in the hope that these might offer greater contentment and peace of mind.
+4-22The tensions induced by trying to cope with conditions which are really beyond capabilities, or reserves of strength,have led to considerable anxiety and a sense of personal (but unadmitted) inadequacy.Reacts by seeking outside confirmation of ability and value in order to bolster self esteem. Inclined to blame others so that they may shift the blame from themselves. Anxiously searching for solutions and prone to compulsive inhibitions and compulsive desires.
+4-32Agitation, unpredictability and irritation accompanying depleted vitality and intolerance of further demands have placed them in a position in which they feel menaced by circumstances. Feeling powerless to remedy their by any action of their own, desperately hoping that some solution will provide a way of escape.
+4-50Intensely critical of the existing conditions which are felt to be disorganised or insufficiently clear-cut. Therefore seeking some solution which will clarify the situation and introduce a more acceptable degree of order and method.
+4-60Feels insufficiently valued in existing situation, and is seeking different conditions in which they will have a greater opportunity of demonstrating their worth.
+4-70Feels restricted and prevented from progressing; seeking a solution which will remove these limitations.
+5-50Denotes an ambivalent attitude varying between the desire for uncritical companionship and disdain of others for their lack of taste and understanding.
+5-00Has a fear that they may be prevented from achieving the things they want. This leads them to employ great personal charm in dealings with others, hoping that this will make it easier to reach objectives.
+5-11Anxiety and a restless dissatisfaction, either with circumstances or with unfulfilled emotional needs, have produced considerable stress. Tries to escape into an idealised atmosphere of sympathy and understanding, or into a substitute environment of aestheticism and beauty.
+5-21The tensions induced by trying to cope with conditions which are really beyond capabilities, or reserves of strength, have led to considerable anxiety and a sense of personal (but unadmitted) inadequacy. Attempts to escape from their into a substitute world in which things are more nearly as they are desired to be.
+5-31Depleted vitality has created an intolerance for any further stimulation, or demands on resources. The feeling of powerlessness subjects them to agitation and acute distress. Attempts to escape from this into an illusory substitute world in which things are more nearly as they are desired to be.
+5-41Disappointment and the fear that there is no point in formulating fresh goals have led to anxiety, distressed by the lack of any close and understanding relationship. Attempts to escape into a substitute world in which these disappointments are submerged and things are more nearly as they are desired to be.
+5-60Greatly impressed by the unique, by originality and by individuals of outstanding characteristics. Tries to emulate the characteristics admired and to display originality in their own personality.
+5-70Seeks to avoid criticism and to prevent restriction of freedom to act, and to decide for themselves by exercising great personal charm in dealings with others.
+6-60Denotes an ambivalent attitude varying between a need for contented security and a desire for special recognition.
+6-00The fear that they may be prevented from achieving the things they want increases the need for security and freedom from conflict. Is therefore seeking stability and an environment in which to relax.
+6-12Anxiety and a restless dissatisfaction, either with circumstances or with unfulfilled emotional needs, have produced considerable stress. Tries to escape from these into a conflict-free security in which to relax and, recover.
+6-22The tensions induced by trying to cope with conditions which are really beyond their capabilities, or reserves of strength, have led to considerable anxiety and a sense of personal (but unadmitted) inadequacy. Attempts to escape from this into a stable and secure environment in which they can relax and recover, free from any further demands on them.
+6-32Depleted vitality has created an intolerance for any further stimulation, or demands on resources. The sense of powerlessness subjects them to agitation and acute distress. Attempts to escape into a stable and secure environment in which they can relax and recover.
+6-42Disappointment and the fear that there is no point in formulating fresh goals have led to anxiety, and they are distressed by the lack of any close and understanding relationship or adequate appreciation. Attempts to escape into a stable and secure environment in which they can relax and feel more contented.
+6-50Wishes to safeguard themselves against criticism or conflict and to entrench themselves in a stable and secure position; but are themselves inclined to be critical of others and difficult to please.
+6-70Seeks security and a position in which they will no longer be troubled by demands being made on them.
+7-70Denotes an ambivalent attitude varying between normal individualism and a stubborn denigration of any other viewpoint.
+7-01The fear that they may be prevented from achieving the things they want drives them to the exploitation of all types of experience, so that they may categorically deny that any of them has any value. This destructive denigration becomes the method of concealing hopelessness and a profound sense of futility.
+7-12Anxiety and a restless dissatisfaction, either with circumstances or with unfulfilled emotional needs, have produced considerable stress. Reacts by putting their down to a total lack of understanding on the part of others, and by adopting a scornful and defiant attitude.
+7-22The tensions induced by trying to cope with conditions which are really beyond their capabilities, or reserves of strength,have led to considerable anxiety and a sense of personal (but unadmitted) inadequacy. The inability to enforce their will causes them to over-react in stubborn defiance and by assigning to others all the blame for their own failures.
+7-32Depleted vitality has created an intolerance for any further stimulation, or demands on resources. The feeling of powerlessness subjects them to agitation and acute distress. Reacts by considering that they have been victimised, and insists with indignation, resentment and defiance on being given their own way.
+7-42Disappointment and the fear that there is no point in formulating fresh goals have led to anxiety, emptiness and an unadmitted self-contempt. Refusal to admit their leads to the adoption of a headstrong and defiant attitude.
+7-51The natural ability to examine everything with critical discrimination has been distorted into an attitude of harsh disapproval, which opposes and denigrates without regard to the real facts.
+7-61The need for esteem, for the chance to play some outstanding part and make a name for themselves has become imperative. Reacts by insisting on being the centre of attention, and refuses to play an impersonal or minor role.
01An Interval of Tranquillity or A Period of Recuperation.
  The protective shield of grey precedes the need for peace (Blue) and 
  therefore non-involvement takes precedence over tranquillity. Remaining 
  uncommitted is expected to bring peace in its train.
02Separative Self-insistence or Defensive Superiority.
  The need for protection precedes the egocentric green, implying extreme 
  caution in preserving interests and position. The self-regarding quality of 
  green is associated also with a sense of superiority, the grey insulation 
  implying unwillingness to undermine their self-esteem by too close contact 
  with others. Since the grey comes first, their characteristic tends to be 
  concealed or covert in its application.
03Impulsiveness or ill-considered Action
  With the protective and concealing grey preceding the active red, impulsive 
  action tends to be of a rather covert nature, carried out with the hope of 
  being neither committed nor involved in consequences.
04Indecision or Lack of Resolution.
  Here it is hope, aspiration and the solution to problems (Yellow) which lie 
  behind the concealing wall of grey and are therefore lost in fog, as it 
  were. This implies an irresolute groping for the right solution, or even the 
  right thing to hope for or aspire to. Further, making a definite decision 
  would mean committing oneself to a course of action extending into the 
  future.
05Cautious Sensitivity or Tentative Identification.
  The desire to be identified with someone or something exists but must not 
  be allowed to appear openly, so all approaches are made tentatively and 
  with caution.
06Exhaustion or Depletion.
  Here protection for the body and its sensory condition is involved. To avoid
  being caught up in any problem or disturbance may afford the constitution 
  the opportunity to recover.
07Separative Isolation or Total Non-involvement.
  Here non-involvement is exaggerated and enforced by the imperative nature of
  black, while everything which follows in the sequence is renounced and 
  considered unimportant.
10An Interval of Tranquillity or A Period of Recuperation.
  Protection from the stresses imposed by the colours following the grey will 
  be afforded if peaceful conditions can be obtained.
12Discriminating Control or self-contained Orderliness.
  Sensitivity and accurate understanding lead to an increase in self-esteem, 
  encouraging order and method.  Precision and exactitude bordering on the
  fussy and over-solicitous may result.  Both colours are autocentric, making 
  for self-containment.
13Co-operative Enterprise or Emotional Fulfilment.
  In the outside or working life, implies the ability to get along with one's 
  associates, to co-operate with them to mutual benefit and to the benefit of 
  the organisation.  In the private or domestic life, implies a harmonious 
  combination of sexual activity and tenderness.  In both, the fact that blue 
  precedes red indicates that greater importance is placed on harmony and 
  co-operation than on activity.  Co-operation and understanding, it is 
  assumed, will lead to more creative action.
14Emotional Dependency or Group-Oriented Helpfulness.
  The blue desire to understand and be understood and yellow aspiration lead 
  to behaviour designed to attract the affection of others. Both colours are
  heteronomous, making them an other-determined group.
15Esthetic Susceptibility or Erotic Sensitivity.
  Peace and fulfilment are here to be achieved through some form of 
  fascination, either by absorption with the beautiful and the aesthetic, or by 
  the pursuit of some idealised relationship.
16Sensual Ease or Indolent Attachment.
  Peace and security can here only be achieved by relieving the condition of 
  physical unease and being treated with special consideration.
17Absolute Peace. 
  Black following blue enforces as imperative the blue need for tranquillity 
  and implies renunciation of all that is represented by the colours following 
  black. Where this group occurs towards one end of the row with 3 4 (or 4 3) 
  towards the other, instability of the self-regulating nervous system should 
  be suspected.
20Separative Self-Insistence or Defensive Superiority.

  Here the defensiveness of green is emphasised and exaggerated by the 
  defensive wall of grey.  Self esteem, the need to impress and prestige 
  consciousness are all magnified, while the attributes of the colours 
  following the grey are minimised.
21Discriminating Control or self-contained Orderliness.
  Precision, logic and the need to be proved right take precedence over the 
  understanding blue, so that order and method are now more oriented towards 
  the increase of self-esteem than in the group 1 2. Here control and 
orderliness may strike others as bossiness. Both colours are concentric,
  making this a self-contained group.
23Purposeful Activity or Controlled Initiative.
  A determined and authoritative group, containing as it does both the 
  autonomous colours. With green as the first colour, action (Red) is designed 
  to lead to greater authority and prestige for the self (Green).
  Leadership, management and the exercise of control.
24Demand for Appreciation or Ambition.
  Aspiration (Yellow) is directed towards increased esteem both in one's own 
  eyes and in the eyes of others (Green) - Ambitious self-interest or action
  designed to bring about recognition from others.
25Flexible Self-Insistence or Irresponsible Charm.
  Pleasantness of manner designed to win the regard of others, but without 
  committing oneself or assuming responsibility.
26Demand for Physical Relief or Insistence on Comfort.
  The self (Green) can continue to maintain itself only if conditions of 
  unease (Brown) are relieved.
27Obstinate Exclusion or Prejudiced self-righteousness.
  Here the green insistence on self, with its tendency to consider itself 
  right, is enforced and made even more imperative by black.  Any attempt by 
  others to exert influence is resolutely shut out.
30Impulsiveness or ill-considered Action.
  Action for its own sake, with insufficient attention paid to consequences 
  since these are behind the concealing grey. There is little attempt to 
  conceal the action itself.
31Co-operative Enterprise or Emotional Fulfilment.
  As for 1 3, except that here greater emphasis is placed on activity than on 
  co-operation and harmony. Right activity, it is assumed, will lead to 
  harmony in any event.
32Purposeful Activity or Controlled Initiative.
  As for 2 3, except that here action and the exercise of one's own initiative 
  are directed more for the pleasure of exercising them than for the high 
  regard they may obtain from others.  Contains both the autonomous caters and 
  is therefore a self-determined group.
34Expansive Activity or Development of New Fields.
  Both red and yellow being ex-centric, this is a very outgoing and active 
  group. Action (Red) for the sake of action and always directed towards the 
  new and undiscovered (Yellow). Where this group occurs towards one end of 
  the row with 1 7 (or 7 1) towards the other, instability of the 
  self-regulating nervous system should be suspected.
35Susceptibility to Stimulus or Responsiveness.
  Desires and actions (Red) are directed towards things which fascinate, 
  stimulate and enthral (Violet), while the actions themselves are designed 
  to fascinate others. Can be either erotic or aesthetic. 
36Sensual Gratification or Self-indulgence.
  Here activity (Red) is restricted by the fact that the body must not be 
  disturbed or otherwise inconvenienced (Brown). Action is therefore aimed at
  gratifying the senses.
37Exaggerated Desire or Dramatisation.
  The normal desirousness of red is made compulsive and enforced by black.
40Indecision or Lack of Resolution.
  The need for a solution (Yellow) predominates, but is walled off by grey and 
  therefore separated from all other areas in which the solution might be 
  found. Unlike 0 4, there is a willingness to be committed, but the grey 
  barrier makes it difficult to discover just what one should commit oneself 
  to.
41Emotional Dependency or Group-Oriented Helpfulness.
  Both these colours are heterogamous, therefore the group is more effect than 
  cause. The hope (Yellow) is for affection and understanding (Blue), leading 
  to activity designed to attract affection. 
42Demand for Appreciation or Ambition.
  Less self-determined than 2 4 (q.v.). Here ambition is less a self-directed 
  drive than a hope that by keeping alert and observant fresh avenues will 
  open up and allow recognition to be achieved.
43Expansive Activity or Development of New Fields.
  The two brightest colours, both being ex-centric, make this a very outgoing 
  and active group. The activity (3) is less controlled than in the group 3 4, 
  since yellow (4) makes it both more superficial and more experimental, 
  searching for something new and satisfying.  Where this group occurs 
  towards one end of the row with 1 7 (or 7 1) towards the other, instability 
  of the self-regulating nervous system should be suspected.
45The Lure of Fantasy or Thirst for Adventure.
  Here hopes and aspirations (Yellow) are expressed through fascination, 
  imagination and fantasy (Violet), leading to a rather unreal thirst for 
  adventure or vicarious experience.
46Total Security or Untrammelled Ease.
  Here the solution (Yellow) requires physical case and freedom from any 
  problems or fears of insecurity.
47Sudden Crisis or Headstrong Decisions.
  Here the two most extreme colours, the brightest and the darkest, are 
  together, indicating that there can be no middle course, but only a Yes or 
  a No answer. A solution (Yellow) must be found (Black), often by 
  impetuous and headstrong means.
50Cautious Sensitivity or Tentative Identification.
  Sensitivity to atmosphere and environment (Violet) accompanied by the desire 
  to protect it from any disturbing influence (Grey). 
51Esthetic Susceptibility or Erotic Sensitivity.
  Differs from 1 5 in that emphasis is placed on the idealised 
  (and probably rather unreal) condition of identification.  Often found as a 
  compensation amongst those whose sexual relationships are unorthodox but who 

  have a well-developed feeling for the beautiful and the aesthetic.
52Flexible Self-insistence or irresponsible Charm.
  As for 2 5, but with greater emphasis on charm and on the unwillingness to 
  accept the responsibilities of close relationships.

53Susceptibility to Stimulus or Responsiveness.
  Fascinated by anything stimulating or exciting. Similar to 3 5 but rather 
  less responsible.
54The Lure of Fantasy or Thirst for Adventure.
  The future must hold excitement, stimulation and interest. Open in their
  charm, but over-imaginative. 
56Sensuousness or Voluptuousness.
  Here the fascination (5) has to do with the things which give the body 
  pleasure (6), such as good food, luxurious surroundings, fine raiment and 
  so forth.
57Need for Identification or Compulsive Blending.
  Here the desire to merge and identify (5) is enforced and made compulsive by 
  black (7).  Must form part of something or feel identified with someone.
60Exhaustion or Depletion.
  Here bodily ease and freedom from anything which might cause physical or 
  sensory distress are paramount.  The body must be protected and allowed
  to recover.  Similar to 0 6, but there is greater emphasis on the need for 
  considerate treatment.
61Sensual Ease or Indolent Attachment.
  As for 1 6, but with greater emphasis on the physical need for gentle 
  handling and considerate treatment. 
62Demand for Physical Relief or Insistence on Comfort.
  Here the body needs relief (6) but will power (2) is being exerted to handle 
  existing difficulties.  There is considerable strain involved and a more 
  relaxed environment is necessary.
63Sensual Gratification or Self-indulgence.
  The bodily desire for conditions which gratify the senses (Brown) is 
  followed immediately by the desirous red, emphasising the drive towards 
  self-gratification.
64Total Security or Untrammelled Ease.
  Bodily relief (Brown) is preferred even to hopes for the future (Yellow), 
  resulting in surrender to a static and problem-free existence making minimal 
  demands.
65Sensuousness or Voluptuousness.
  Here the fascination (Violet) has to do with the things which give the body 
  physical pleasure (Brown), such as good food, fine raiment and so forth.
67Self-Disparagement. 
  Since this is a very negative meaning, this group is generally rejected and 
  appears most often at the very end of the colour sequence. When it does
  appear at the beginning, it indicates the renunciation of everything except 
  physical gratification because of a feeling of purposelessness.
70Separative Isolation or Total non-involvement. Considers the situation repugnant and wants nothing to do with it. Tries to shield themselves from anything which might influence them.
71Absolute Peace. In revolt against the overall situation and would like to be left in peace.  
72Obstinate Exclusion or Prejudiced Self-righteousness. Revolt (Black) followed by self-insistence (Green) implies defiant obstinacy and rigid adherence to their own point of view.
73Exaggerated Desire or Dramatisation. Action based on and reinforced by revolt leads to impetuosity and extreme behaviour aimed at satisfying exaggerated desires.
74Sudden Crisis or Headstrong Decisions. The two extremes of light and dark, with black revolt against fate followed by yellow hope of solving problems, leads to extreme actions and decisions,
  and the likelihood of resorting to desperate remedies.
75Need for Identification or Compulsive Blending. Insists (Black) on identification (Violet). Things must fit together or blend perfectly, no concessions nor compromise being permissible.
76Self-Disparagement. Since this is a very negative meaning, this group is generally rejected and appears most often at the very end of the colour sequence. When it does
  appear at the beginning, it indicates the renunciation of everything except 
  physical gratification because of a feeling of purposelessness.

