“monotonous, and slow way of talking. His modium- to high-pitched voice sounds as if he is extremely bored with the world and does his inter locutor a favor just be talking to him. His physical appearance seems to confirm that impression A few newspaper photos show him as a y”
“14-00000 4.12.07 In general, would you characterize him as. Laconic ____ Average X Garrulous 4.12.08 In ordinary conversation, does the content tend to be primarily 1 Personal ' Impersonal Interpersonal Guarded 4.12.09 In ordinary conversation, is the content .Precise a”
“14-00000 456 ____ ’Hombre tranquilo que visiblemente depende de su esposa on alto grado. Ella se ceupa de el de manera poco ostentosa pero cs visible que influye bastante ca su comportamiento y actitudes. ____ Mirguna de las anteriores descripciones le viene bien. Yo lo ”
“2dm t3k; 494dl-:3294.782 *. 7 9 4 ********2 0 5 7 e 8’0/22002590* 93. Subject is a stubborn fellow who does not , like to be defeated - and he strives to conquer. • * ■ C 20 - 94. . Subject always, looks for causes. He is no magical thinker but ‘‘ tends to be rational and”
“cnsideration of all possible eventualities _land alternatives. As was said before, it must be kept in mind that his s% 1. urge for self-preservation is stronger than his desire tolsolve problems- - or to carry through on a venture. On the othe r hand, the Subject-claims Des a”
“14-00000 457 / 12.02.03 Es hombre algo sensual, bla o, muy atento con mujeres. Sc incline a retener la mano de una mujder de 10 nocesario al hat cy a menudo echa el brazo a mujeres que adrira. A menudo usa lisonjas y frases de cortesia pero lo hace de manera agradable. ”
“1,4-00000 424 5.03.07 En ou opinion, compazado con la mayoria de sus congeneres culturales. diene igcual instruction Eatd mejor informdo Parece estar cojor instruido de lo quo dice No puedo creer que tenga la instruction que dice Si duda do sus antecedents, expliquese. ”
“up __ : . Bent forward with eyes down- .In a very stooped manner _ 10.02.06 When he is walking, he looks around - /e - - 25 .,. ' A great deal _ __ ’ ' ’ Average Never ; 10.02.07 When he greets someone he knows on the street, his face. - , Lights up . Shows average or ap”
“--------------------- —*4----------------------------------------------——*------ who would be team-mates would become disenchanted and either reject him or take over themselves. Because of this man’s social versatility, impulsiveness and freedom from conscience, he would be ”
“1 4-0000 437 9.05.05 Debedor constante a quien afecta my poco el licor. Siempre conserva muy bien Su dignidad y generalmente mantiene su aplomo aun cuando otros esten poniendose v muy ebrios. Sin embargo, no se afsla del grupo, 0 sea que da poco indicio de desagrado/ aburr”
“Has basic emotional instability, gives impression of being insecure in his position. At times sarcastic, indifferent, egotistical, cynical, serious, ungrateful and cold, who, paradoxically, appears friendly to some people. Outspoken, compulsive talker, articulate, limited ”
“14-00000 % .-.-i-r-.-fiaam 3 muy cauta J tambien muy natuta. A cause de sus celes parece ser despotice, pers es mas pese siva. Reta may menudo su maride. En asuntes dome^ticQS,-; dirige ln batuta. Pero en cases en que se tema decision de caracter financiers-familiar y s”
“and consequently was noted angry at these persons. Because he feels that there are certain moral values which he holds dearly, namely friendship, these persons lost his esteem but he was more in contempt of himself for having miscalculated. Although his mistakes have seriousl”
“14-00000 /20/. 82. Another important characteristic is his curiosity and his interest - for asperineatatien ___________ 83. Another interesting proclivity is Subject’s tendency to assume 5, blame for' the ' mistakes of others even, when he is not necessarily guilty. As a”
“—4 1 We believe that Subject is sentimental but is ashamed of being BO; he makes a Joke of it. so; lle wants to be liked by people and realizes that most people find him interesting, entertaining and attractive. - . Wo think that Subject unconsciously gives an important pl”
“1 4-00000 432 w g re -P N . LTASAH Y 9.02.13 to de persona que to CV a comprobar la cuenta, no inpo ? quida w/a a rose se ocupa do la cuenta si otro va a pagar 9.02.14 Cuando 41 paga, comprueba la cuenta • Diseretazento_J Muy cuidadosamente (y sin disimulo) 9.02.5 Cu”
“es bastanto distante. - A veces su formalidad estd fuera de lugar pero raromente o nunea cambia sus modales o procedimientos de acuerdo con la situacidn. 12.02.07 Un hombre agradable y educado que es al mismo tiempo amistoso y de mundo. Trata a las mujeres de modo culto per”
“1 % • 1 de Mar del Plata, se escuche quo tiene plata asignada de. hacer regales (pequefes) para mujeres (que mujeres es un 41 misterie). Les regala medias, perfumes : otras chucherias. ‘) Les etres dates acerca de sus actividades (muy escages per 0 cierte) estaban remoti”
“4-00000 / 9.04.12 ‘Does he Pay little attention to the drinking needs of others - 3 ". - Serve drinks in a socially appropriate manner e A • "- ::Tend to force drinks on others‘ 9.04.13 Compared with his colleagues, what are his drinking habits? 1 ■ • Markedly different; ”
“would rather have a cmapanion, acusono dst would sort Boro less tikel MB him.. At the dining table, he would eat only those foods roconitid and those that he enjoyed. He would ask about the others, but would-sildzn themgochites . 3 : Alh»rt i Qutet, vary seldis talked abo”
“Emotionally, Subject is fickle. "Out-of-sight - out of mind," describes the way he relates to others. The reason for this is that one of his primary needs is to be accepted and liked. Most of his life has been spent seeking acceptance, and because he is emotionally dependent ”
“problems, because in our opinion over the long haul he would make a poor leader, for the following reasons: (a) he is not accustomed to. playingany role consistently for a long period of time, (b) he is more .dependent socially than he likes to admit, (c) his judgement is n”
“orticulada, pero a vocos so vuelve cinico o cutilmente sarcastico. ____ Es hombre timido y taciturno en cuanto a sus opi- niones. Es may diffcil hacerlo expresarso sobre un tema, particularmento si es tema polemico. -___ linguna de las enteriores descripciones sirve; so lo ”
“supervisory relationship. In actual fact, he has hid consider-/ ,s able experience in this regard already and the principal shortcoming I* . - - have noticed is a tendency to "carry" others by art own 3 an extension of his oun . industry. 20 is not without his difficulties in t”
“Interpret the words literally. On the page below are a series of statements that apply in some degree to most people. To the left of each statement is • box under the heading "category.” Read each statement and insert in the box the category number which best tells how much th”
“14- 421 darkle 4.13.03 Cuando gesticula, sus moyintentos son Agraciados___ Prozedio_X Keanico V 4.13.0 Cuando so le habla, sc pone tenso A menudo 1 Raramente A veces J Nunca , 4.13.05 Es relativamente facil sabor si realmente le interesa un ‘E wasunto determinado Si”
“projecting-himself in terms of what he would like to be. It is. his opinion that in order to change himself, it would be-oe-twe- necessary that he would become an entirely different person. However, he feels that everything is relative and perhaps he should show more strength”
“ga. or France was an incoherent mess. He bitterly regretted that he had ■ become acquainted with people who obviously did not know what they wanted. The Subject feels that his experience in the Foreign Legion did- not have any great influence on his character except that i”
“OBSERVED THIS: HENCE CAN GIVE NO OPINION AS TO HOW THE DESCRIPTION APPLIES TO THE INDIVIDUAL • 1 • APPLIES TO THE INDIVIDUAL TO THE LEAS T POSSIBLE DEGREE CATEGORY NUMBER 2 • APPLIES TO INDIVIDUAL TO A LIMITED DEGREE 3. APPLIEs TO INDIVIDUAL TO AN AVERAGE DEGREE . .4. APPLIE”
“€ 6. PSICUICAS. 6. No muestra tension nerviosa de ninguna indole casi nunco. -0 Sabe deminarse muy bion. So. frie j calculador. Nada de’ tics. Lejos de ser historice. 3e onoja en muy raras ocasiones. De- I muoatra au eneje mas bien con gestes (pwertazo) que palabras. No tra”
“GRHt, Subject is likely to be loyal to.a -person whom;-he regards as superior % wuandin the-relationship he may-even-be-critical of himself. In-order- - to express his loyalty he would like to prove his usefulness to the superior but, at the same time, he would feel inadequat”
“en parte porque parece serle molesto. 11.03.07 Tipo sensato y de mundo, de sutil vena humoristica. En un ambiente adecuado puede ser muy atrayente y divertido, . ■ pero su humorismo tiene cierta cualidad aristocratica y • puede ser muy condescendiente con los que no entiende”
“Emotionally, Subject is fickle. "Out-of-sight - out of mind," describes the way he relates to others. The reason for . this is that one of his primary needs is to be accepted and #: liked. Most of his life has been spent seeking acceptance, and because he is emotionally depen”
“.only says what he is supposed to say or expected to say.- ~He is a man who has quite sophisticated opinions. He is well read, . : . _ • capable of considerable articulate argument, but at times can be quite cynical or subtlely sarcastic........... '. • _He is a man who is s”
“man about him. He is polite,‘ almost to a fault, and is inclined to go out of his way to ..-' light a woman’S cigarette of see that she is properly taken - * care of. Nevertheless, he shows considerable distance in ; his relations with women. Sometimes his formality is out. ”
“is not re- -sponsive and partly because he seems to disapprove. _ 11.03.07 He is a sensitive, ..sophisticated fellow with a subtle wit. He can be quite charming and amusing in the right sort of setting. j,I However, there is something of an aristocratic quality to his sense”
“air of a professional man about him. He is polite, . -- . , , almost to a fault, and is inclined to go out of his way to, .:: light a woman’s cigarette or see that she is properly taken . _ 2 - * : core of . Nevertheless, he shows considerable distance in • - . - „ his relati”
“k s * * * * o * i< 0 C ‘er. T, corn/ -5 - .thing- is that this man is unusually intent on satisfying his own whims . and caprices whenever they are set-off, which makes him more incon- -sistent than one expects and hence more difficult to control. .8. Conclusion: Eve”
“mention that he is bothered by the 4*73, smell of . XFClgors /Pipes Cigarettes Xt. pith VeC Never heard him mention any of thesoine 9.01.23 is there anything about his smoking habits that requires special 2 mention or special description? If so, please describe:n /2 = % -2”
“11.03.03 He is a good-humored fellow who sometimes can be considered jolly and carefree. His humdr is clever and well timed. He is • quite sensitive to the moods and feelings of others and often. con- do a good job appropriately livening up a party. Although - something of a ”
“gionfenidesponsive and partly because he seems to disapprove. 2 11.03.07 He is a sensitive, sophisticated fellow with a subtle wit. He he- 8' *, can be quite charming and amusing in the right sort of setting.. ;However, there is something of an aristocratic quality to his — s”
“to onthuriasm and usual energy, implement ideas. aggressiveness. cathuriamn and instructed s aggressivene an, 1 P Thtoiiuenarpnpeoenesmeersme 2 900 Gave up after Surmounted minor Wan plowed onty Persisted in his several attempts dirficultics, by severe efforts to - Cif-”
“' In a very stooped manner ____ 10.02.06 When he is walking, he looks around • A great deal ____ Average ____ Never 10.02.07 When he greets someone he knows on the street, his face . Lights up ; - Shows average or.appropriate expression____ 1 . . Rarely changes expression”
“12.02.03 He is a somewhat sensual, rather soft man who is very consid-: crate of women. He is prone to hold a woman's hand overly, long when talking to her and frequently puts his arms ground .1 women he admires. He often uses flattery and compliments . 1 . but does so rathe”
“weaknesses against one another. His emotions correspond to a joy of being the sole master of the situation. He feels that if he were to find himself in this sort of - a-situation-again that he would act in exactly the same way.1 This,- 9 behavior is typical of that of a con”
“/X3/ S1 44. Although Subject has seen many things in his life and has had «A many opportunities to become angry, he feels he has never completely lost 0 self control. He feels he has always been the master of his actions at all times and that these actions could have been”
“14-00000 A___... para -3.1 with such a provocation. Because of this it appears that the Subject . needs the guiding influence of a more mature experienced person who . is in more control of the situation. An additional point of interest is "that the Subject is capable of ”
“others by an extension of his oim industry. Aiinnlietis not without his difficulties in the area of personal relationships. He is a purist at times and manifestly impatient in certain human situations where a shrug of the shoulders would be the best reply. These characteristic”
“other; of ■ course; he had no; interest in the others.- .. Subject is perceptive and is able to combine his perception :- with his ability to reason. He made -several remarks which indicated that he saw through the behaviour of certain personalities, political questions, etc”
“insatiable desire. to strike it rich or at least to achieve success and stature. This desire to attain something may be related to the comparison he must be forced to make between his record and that of his brother: His has . been unruly, irregular, troublesome, and he has at”