In 1996, Le Jia, the founder of FPA Personality Color, came into contact with the concept of personality classification for the first time and was touched by it. After that, he began to delve into the field of personality analysis.
FPA (Four-colors Personality Analysis)’s four-color classification of personality colors is based on Hippocrates’ four-fluid theory. Dating back to ancient Greece, Hip...
What kind of person will you be in marriage? Will she become the indomitable queen or the boss of children? Or a handyman doing household chores? Take this quiz below to see which character your choices will bring you.
As the saying goes, 'A thousand-mile horse is always there, but a bole is not always there.' It tells us that even if you are very capable, if no one appreciates you, it is useless. What's more, the competition in today's workplace is so fierce that it seems difficult to climb up on your own. So, will you have a noble person in the workplace? Who could it be? Let’s take a career test!
Strong affinity allows us to be invincible in workplace competition and to advance and retreat freely in interpersonal relationships. What do you look like in the eyes, and how strong is your affinity?
Are you someone who is easily swayed by other people's ideas? Are you a person without any opinion? In daily interpersonal interactions, are you easily influenced by what others say and do? Are you easily affected? What kind of people are most likely to influence you? Come and test it out.
Have you ever discovered that as soon as some people appear in a certain group, they will unconsciously become the core, carrying an invisible majesty with them, and other people's words and deeds will naturally be infected by them. This is influence.
Influence is the ability to change the thoughts and actions of others in a way that others are happy to accept. Influence has been interpreted as s...
San Francisco physicians Friedman & Rosenman spent 10 years conducting research and found that certain personality traits are three times more likely to develop heart disease than other personality traits. After a large number of clinical experiments, it has been concluded that people with psychosomatic diseases have common psychological and behavioral characteristics. For example, people with...
Introduction to the Narcissistic Personality Inventory (NPI)
The Narcissistic Personality Inventory (NPI) is a psychometric tool used to assess narcissistic traits in individuals. Originally developed by psychologists Raskin and Hall in 1979, the NPI scale has subsequently been revised and improved into several versions, including the NPI-16. NPI-16 is a simplified version of NPI, proposed by Ame...
