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  "1. Write an overall short summary (1-2 paragraphs and around 200-300 words) with the title: \"Profile summary\" of the profile consider different traits and scores of that individual. When answering this question, address the individual directly using 'you' instead of their name.",
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  "2. For this question, focus on analyzing only the Main Profile and Red Flags Profile, excluding the Motivations Profile. Ensure that all traits are mentioned. Identify key strengths, weaknesses (areas for development), and potential risks (In Bullet Points with headers, traits should be displayed with the level of score, for example: Vision (High) and Influence (Average), and a one line summary with a focus on the the trait scores and their implications in the professional context. Do not output scores) with the title: \"STRENGTHS\", \"AREAS FOR DEVELOPMENT\" and \"RISKS\". In the 'STRENGTHS' section, include only traits with scores equal to or greater than 67. If no traits have scores greater than or equal to 67, include traits with scores equal to or greater than 50. In the 'AREAS FOR DEVELOPMENT' section, include only traits with scores lower than 50. The 'RISKS' section should only be included if any Red Flag traits have HIGH scores (greater than 67). If no Red Flag traits have HIGH scores, omit the 'RISKS' section entirely (do not include a section header or message). When answering this question, address the individual directly using 'you' instead of mention their name. Ensure that traits in the 'STRENGTHS' section are ordered from highest to lowest score, and traits in the 'AREAS FOR DEVELOPMENT' section are ordered from lowest to highest score. If the individual has a lower overall score, consider adding a section for 'Relative Strengths,' but only if the overall profile supports it.",
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  "3. Analyze the interactions between traits in the section titled 'Trait Interactions'. In this section, explore how certain traits interact with others (e.g., how a combination of high Vision and low Authority may influence the person's leadership style). Identify any conflicts or synergies between traits and their impact on the individual's professional behavior. Focus on how these interactions might manifest in leadership roles and other professional contexts.",
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- "4. Analyze only the Motivation profile with the title: \"Motivation\" (In Bullet Points with headers (High Motivation, Average Motivation, Low Motivation), each header should contain the trait analysis Reward, Connection, etc. traits should be displayed with the level of score, for example: Vision (High) and Influence (Average)) with the title: \"Motivation (You)\". When answering this question, address the individual directly using 'you'.",
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- "5. Your response should be structured as a JSON object with the following format:",
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- "{",
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- " \"profile_summary\": \"[Your comprehensive profile summary text here]\",",
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- " \"strengths\": [",
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- " {\"trait\": \"TRAIT_NAME\", \"level\": \"HIGH/AVERAGE/LOW\", \"summary\": \"Detailed analysis of the trait\"},",
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- " // Additional strengths as needed",
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- " ],",
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- " \"areas_for_development\": [",
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- " {\"trait\": \"TRAIT_NAME\", \"level\": \"HIGH/AVERAGE/LOW\", \"summary\": \"Detailed analysis of the trait\"},",
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- " // Additional areas as needed",
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- " ],",
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- " \"risks\": [",
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- " {\"trait\": \"TRAIT_NAME\", \"level\": \"HIGH/AVERAGE/LOW\", \"summary\": \"Detailed analysis of the trait\"},",
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- " // Include only if red flag traits have HIGH scores",
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- " ],",
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- " \"trait_interactions\": \"[Your analysis of trait interactions here]\",",
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- " \"motivation\": {",
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- " \"high_motivation\": [",
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- " {\"trait\": \"TRAIT_NAME\", \"level\": \"HIGH\", \"summary\": \"Analysis of this high motivation trait\"},",
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- " // Additional high motivation traits as needed",
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- " ],",
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- " \"average_motivation\": [",
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- " {\"trait\": \"TRAIT_NAME\", \"level\": \"AVERAGE\", \"summary\": \"Analysis of this average motivation trait\"},",
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- " // Additional average motivation traits as needed",
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- " ],",
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- " \"low_motivation\": [",
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- " {\"trait\": \"TRAIT_NAME\", \"level\": \"LOW\", \"summary\": \"Analysis of this low motivation trait\"},",
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- " // Additional low motivation traits as needed",
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- " ]",
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- " }",
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- "}"
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  ],
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  "ManagersSummary": [
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  "Analyze {{INDIVIDUAL_NAME}}'s profile in ### Bio Information ###, ## Main Profile ###, ### Red Flags Profile ###, and answer the ### Questions ### based on the ### Descriptions ### below with around 800 words length. Use test taker when referring to name instead of actual name, do not disclose name. When referring to traits from the Risks Profile, use the term \"Risks\" instead of \"Red Flags.\" Score: LOW (0-33.33), AVERAGE (33.34-66.66), HIGH (66.67-100). Ensure that placeholder tags such as '[Descriptions]' are not included in the final output text. Return your analysis as a structured JSON object.",
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  "PROACTIVITY: Strong desire to accomplish goals, Propensity to act decisively and get things done; proactive rather than reactive.",
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  "DISCIPLINE: Planned rather than spontaneous behavior, Attention to detail and accuracy, Organises and plans to achieve goals.",
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  "AGILITY: Switches easily between different cognitive processes, Comfortable with ill-defined problems and situations, Adaptable and constructive.",
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- "RESILIENCE: Remains calm and optimistic under pressure, Perseveres in the face of adversity, Recovers from setbacks."
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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  ],
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  "Question_1": [
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  "You are a knowledgeable advisor providing insights based on the specific analysis provided earlier and the Descriptions for each trait below, understand and interpret the traits completely based on the trait definition after the trait name:",
 
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  "1. Write an overall short summary (1-2 paragraphs and around 200-300 words) with the title: \"Profile summary\" of the profile consider different traits and scores of that individual. When answering this question, address the individual directly using 'you' instead of their name.",
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  "2. For this question, focus on analyzing only the Main Profile and Red Flags Profile, excluding the Motivations Profile. Ensure that all traits are mentioned. Identify key strengths, weaknesses (areas for development), and potential risks (In Bullet Points with headers, traits should be displayed with the level of score, for example: Vision (High) and Influence (Average), and a one line summary with a focus on the the trait scores and their implications in the professional context. Do not output scores) with the title: \"STRENGTHS\", \"AREAS FOR DEVELOPMENT\" and \"RISKS\". In the 'STRENGTHS' section, include only traits with scores equal to or greater than 67. If no traits have scores greater than or equal to 67, include traits with scores equal to or greater than 50. In the 'AREAS FOR DEVELOPMENT' section, include only traits with scores lower than 50. The 'RISKS' section should only be included if any Red Flag traits have HIGH scores (greater than 67). If no Red Flag traits have HIGH scores, omit the 'RISKS' section entirely (do not include a section header or message). When answering this question, address the individual directly using 'you' instead of mention their name. Ensure that traits in the 'STRENGTHS' section are ordered from highest to lowest score, and traits in the 'AREAS FOR DEVELOPMENT' section are ordered from lowest to highest score. If the individual has a lower overall score, consider adding a section for 'Relative Strengths,' but only if the overall profile supports it.",
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  "3. Analyze the interactions between traits in the section titled 'Trait Interactions'. In this section, explore how certain traits interact with others (e.g., how a combination of high Vision and low Authority may influence the person's leadership style). Identify any conflicts or synergies between traits and their impact on the individual's professional behavior. Focus on how these interactions might manifest in leadership roles and other professional contexts.",
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+ "4. Analyze only the Motivation profile with the title: \"Motivation\" (In Bullet Points with headers (High Motivation, Average Motivation, Low Motivation), each header should contain the trait analysis Reward, Connection, etc. traits should be displayed with the level of score, for example: Vision (High) and Influence (Average)) with the title: \"Motivation\". When answering this question, address the individual directly using 'you'.",
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+ "5. Your response should be structured as a JSON object."
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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  ],
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  "ManagersSummary": [
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  "Analyze {{INDIVIDUAL_NAME}}'s profile in ### Bio Information ###, ## Main Profile ###, ### Red Flags Profile ###, and answer the ### Questions ### based on the ### Descriptions ### below with around 800 words length. Use test taker when referring to name instead of actual name, do not disclose name. When referring to traits from the Risks Profile, use the term \"Risks\" instead of \"Red Flags.\" Score: LOW (0-33.33), AVERAGE (33.34-66.66), HIGH (66.67-100). Ensure that placeholder tags such as '[Descriptions]' are not included in the final output text. Return your analysis as a structured JSON object.",
 
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  "PROACTIVITY: Strong desire to accomplish goals, Propensity to act decisively and get things done; proactive rather than reactive.",
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  "DISCIPLINE: Planned rather than spontaneous behavior, Attention to detail and accuracy, Organises and plans to achieve goals.",
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  "AGILITY: Switches easily between different cognitive processes, Comfortable with ill-defined problems and situations, Adaptable and constructive.",
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+ "RESILIENCE: Remains calm and optimistic under pressure, Perseveres in the face of adversity, Recovers from setbacks.",
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+ "#### Red Flag Descriptions ####",
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+ "HUBRIS: Conceit and self-importance, Overestimation of knowledge and/or ability in respect of tasks, Misplaced belief in unique or exceptional abilities. Need and seek attention, flattery and affirmation. Unable to recognise and/or understand the feelings and needs of others. Expectation of special treatment",
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+ "MERCURIAL: Given to sudden changes of mood, behaviour or direction, Given to unconventional or strange behaviour or beliefs, Difficult to predict and/or surprising.",
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+ "DOMINANT: Forceful, insistent, domineering, Hostile and argumentative, Unyielding in the face of evidence or argument.",
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+ "MACHIAVELLIAN: Deliberate deceitfulness in the pursuit on one's interest; acting in bad faith, Ruthless pursuit of own interests regardless of considerations of right or wrong, General distrust of the motives of others; attribution of bad faith.",
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+ "#### Motivation Descriptions ####",
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+ "PURPOSE: The sense of meaningfulness and direction in one's work or activities. It is the intrinsic motivation derived from believing that one's efforts contribute to a larger goal or vision.",
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+ "MASTERY: The drive to improve and excel in a skill or field. It reflects the desire to gain expertise, proficiency, and competence through learning and practice.",
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+ "OWNERSHIP: The feeling of responsibility and control over one's work or tasks. It involves having a personal stake in outcomes and the autonomy to make decisions.",
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+ "CONNECTION: The sense of belonging and interpersonal relationships within a group or organization. It includes feeling valued, understood, and supported by others.",
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+ "REWARD: The external incentives and recognition received for one's efforts. It encompasses financial compensation, bonuses, promotions, and other tangible benefits.",
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+ "POWER: The capacity to influence others and effect change. It relates to having authority, control, and the ability to shape decisions and outcomes within an organization or group.\n",
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+ "### Bio Information of {{INDIVIDUAL_NAME}} ###",
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+ "{{BIO}}",
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+ "### Main Profile ###",
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+ "{{STRENGTHS}}",
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+ "{{AREAS_FOR_DEVELOPMENT}}",
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+ "### Red Flags Profile ###",
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+ "{{REDFLAGS_PROFILE}}",
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+ "### Motivation Profile ###",
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+ "{{MOTIVATION_PROFILE}}",
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+ "### Questions ###",
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+ "1. Write an overall short summary (1-2 paragraphs and around 200-300 words) with the title: \"Profile summary\" of the profile consider different traits and scores of that individual. When answering this question, address the individual directly using 'test taker' instead of their name.",
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+ "2. For this question, focus on analyzing only the Main Profile and Red Flags Profile, excluding the Motivations Profile. Ensure that all traits are mentioned. Identify key strengths, weaknesses (areas for development), and potential risks (In Bullet Points with headers, traits should be displayed with the level of score, for example: Vision (High) and Influence (Average), and a one line summary with a focus on the the trait scores and their implications in the professional context. Do not output scores) with the title: \"STRENGTHS\", \"AREAS FOR DEVELOPMENT\" and \"RISKS\". In the 'STRENGTHS' section, include only traits with scores equal to or greater than 67. If no traits have scores greater than or equal to 67, include traits with scores equal to or greater than 50. In the 'AREAS FOR DEVELOPMENT' section, include only traits with scores lower than 50. The 'RISKS' section should only be included if any Red Flag traits have HIGH scores (greater than 67). If no Red Flag traits have HIGH scores, omit the 'RISKS' section entirely (do not include a section header or message). When answering this question, address the individual directly using 'test taker' instead of mention their name. Ensure that traits in the 'STRENGTHS' section are ordered from highest to lowest score, and traits in the 'AREAS FOR DEVELOPMENT' section are ordered from lowest to highest score. If the individual has a lower overall score, consider adding a section for 'Relative Strengths,' but only if the overall profile supports it.",
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+ "3. Analyze the interactions between traits in the section titled 'Trait Interactions'. In this section, explore how certain traits interact with others (e.g., how a combination of high Vision and low Authority may influence the person's leadership style). Identify any conflicts or synergies between traits and their impact on the individual's professional behavior. Focus on how these interactions might manifest in leadership roles and other professional contexts.",
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+ "4. Analyze only the Motivation profile with the title: \"Motivation\" (In Bullet Points with headers (High Motivation, Average Motivation, Low Motivation), each header should contain the trait analysis Reward, Connection, etc. traits should be displayed with the level of score, for example: Vision (High) and Influence (Average)) with the title: \"Motivation\". When answering this question, address the individual directly using 'test taker'.",
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+ "5. Your response should be structured as a JSON object."
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  ],
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  "Question_1": [
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  "You are a knowledgeable advisor providing insights based on the specific analysis provided earlier and the Descriptions for each trait below, understand and interpret the traits completely based on the trait definition after the trait name:",