Evaluation
The donor has chosen to donate because a friend told him about it, and he decided it was a good way to help others while also getting some compensation for it. He has discussed the implications with his friend, who also donates.
In terms of intelligence, the donor has performed within the average of his age group on the screening test. He can be expected to analyze complexity and utilize logical deduction and induction on par with the average person. He should be reasonably quick at learning new things, some faster than others.
In terms of personality, the donor is largely defined by his critical nature, his temperament, his need for activity, as well as his curiosity, helpfulness and at the same time a sort of self-promoting attitude. The donor is probably quite comfortable in his own skin and doesn’t change his behavior or demeanor for the sake of others. He is likely not that shy compared to many others, but at the same time, he risks being inappropriate without knowing it beforehand. The donor has a reasonable ability to stay level-headed for the most part when facing adversity, stressful situations or pressure. He can control his impulses to some degree, but there are also times where his desires and immediate wants win him over. The donor can be passionate but also a bit temperamental, in that he is quick to anger or be irritable, at least on the inside. The donor doesn’t have a problem marking his territory or his boundaries, making it clear for people where he stands on a particular issue. The donor has a capacity for anxiousness, pessimism and negative thoughts, like most other people. He can worry and seek to avoid problems by being proactive when it comes to personally important issues. He seems to have little issue with challenging others and staying skeptical when he doesn’t feel things are right, also in front of authorities. This likely makes him a good skeptic and a good person to qualify and challenge ideas, but it can also make him a bit more confrontational and less amicable than others. He is able to establish and maintain friendships and good relations, but it’s not done at all costs, and he will probably not placate others just to keep them happy. The donor can seem strongly independent in this way, and he is not immediately trusting new people he meets. It might take some time for him to be vulnerable with others, but once he feels safe, he can be fiercely loyal.
The donor is likely to have some strong values and principles to live by, that he will be reluctant to change on a whim or when newer information comes along. It matters a lot to him that people are fair and just towards each other. When it comes to intellectual stimulation, ideas and discussing many facets of complex problems, he seems willing to entertain many dialogues and discussions about topics, which he particularly does with one of his close friends. He might be viewed as someone with many opinions and is more likely to have his opinions heard and accepted than he is to sit behind and listen to people he disagrees with. The donor can switch between being social and being by himself, which he seems comfortable with. He is neither an extreme extrovert nor an overly secluded introvert. It will be context-dependent what he prefers. Sometimes he also tires of one group of friends and prefers to spend more time with others. He can seek excitement and would probably prefer a lifestyle with some action and adrenaline, at least to some degree. He enjoys doing dares and bets with his friends, for example, or doing competitive engagements, which he has done in sports as well as in video games. The donor was very competitive in a particular game at one point. The donor is largely to have a rich imagination and a knack for creativity, daydreaming and picturing scenarios in his head. The donor can switch his focus between being pragmatic and aesthetic in his preferences. It will be context-dependent what is important to him. The donor has the capacity for preferring routine as well as variation, depending on the situation he finds himself in. He has a strong connection to his emotions and his emotional state, and he might feel things more intensely than others. This also makes him good at identifying emotional states in others (“reading a room”). The donor is good at being manipulative and political/strategic in his approach to others, not always being straightforward with his agenda. Some might see him as a bit antagonistic, but then again, he doesn’t back down or lets himself be bullied or cast down by others. While he might be less agreeable than the average person, he will be better at standing up for himself. He has had a confrontation with his roommate, for example, where his hospitality and generosity were being slightly abused. The donor can seek recognition for his achievements and likes to be granted credit for the things he has done. He is good at presenting himself and being recognized for his abilities. While he is ambitious, disciplined and structured in some aspects of his life, he can be more casual in others, like most other people. He is fairly confident, but not over-confident, and he likes to switch between being analytical and being decisive based on intuition. He takes responsibilities seriously, but not at all costs.
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