The blueprint of shape psychology
The builders: squares and triangles
The human element: circles and rectangles
The spark of chaos: the squiggle
Putting the shapes to work
YOUR GOAL
Master of The secret geometry of personalities
007skaty Psycho-Geometrics Shape Psychology
Are you a circle, triangle, or a square? (Oh-oh, choose your shape!) Or a squiggle, a rectangle, out there? (Yeah, what's your shape style?)
007skaty A fifteen-minute Psycho-Geometrics assessment ranks five shapes to bypass overthinking and map your subconscious preferences.
007skaty A precise Swiss diagram maps five color-coded shapes across two brain hemispheres.
007skaty Match geometric shapes to personality traits to master the secrets of shape psychology.
Jung's geometric connection: Dr. Susan Dellinger based her personality system on Carl Jung's theories, believing shapes hold universal, symbolic meanings in our minds.
The external form, contour, or outline of an object. In 1978, Susan Dellinger used five geometric forms to analyze human personality and communication styles.
Who purchased the Psycho-Geometrics company and its intellectual property from Dr. Susan Dellinger in 2020?
How are the five shapes in the Psycho-Geometrics system fundamentally split according to brain theory?
During which decade did Dr. Susan Dellinger conduct a three-year study to validate her Psycho-Geometrics tool?
Which of the following geometric shapes is NOT used in the Psycho-Geometrics personality framework?
Which famous Swiss psychiatrist's work on psychological types inspired the creation of Psycho-Geometrics?
Which of the following shapes is classified as a right-brained style in the Psycho-Geometrics framework?