Enneagram Test Enneagram Relationships and Growth

Question 1

In Enneagram relationship theory, what is the biggest challenge when two people of the same type are in a relationship?

Accepted Answer

They share the same blind spots, core fears, and ego defenses, which can amplify each other's limitations

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They have completely incompatible worldviews

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They are always too similar to be attracted to each other

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They cannot communicate effectively due to identical communication styles

Question 2

What is the Enneagram concept of 'meeting' another type where they are?

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Understanding and speaking to another person's core motivations and worldview rather than projecting your own type's lens

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Adopting the other type's Enneagram number

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Merging your personality with another person's type

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Moving to another person's integration point

Question 3

Which of the following best describes the path of 'growth' in the Enneagram?

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Becoming less reactive to the core passion and fixation while developing access to the type's virtue

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Moving to a different Enneagram type

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Adopting the behaviors of the integration point type entirely

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Eliminating the characteristics of your Enneagram type

Question 4

What is the Enneagram 'Holy Idea' or 'Higher Idea' associated with each type?

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A transcendent cognitive insight or spiritual view of reality that is the antidote to the type's fixation

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The most advanced wing combination for that type

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The highest Level of Development for that type

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The integration point's dominant trait

Question 5

The Enneagram virtue for Type 2 is:

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Humility

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Serenity

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Equanimity

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Courage

Question 6

According to the Enneagram, what is the virtue for Type 8?

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Truthfulness (Innocence)

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Serenity

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Non-Attachment

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Courage