// SUBJECT PROFILE
Subject Profile
A brief profile helps refine the analysis.
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// TRIAL RESULT
// 5 TYPES / RESPONSE SPECTRUM
YOUR TYPE Immovable 0 – 20 %
You show extreme tolerance to aggregate specimens.
Hexagonal patterns, seed pods, dense holes — most images that trigger others register to you as mere textures or structures.
The lab classifies this as the "Immovable" type — the lowest-reactivity group.
Traits
- Resistant to goosebumps
- Can view aggregates for long durations
- Observes objectively
- High researcher aptitude
YOUR TYPE Resistant 21 – 40 %
You have relatively high tolerance to aggregate specimens.
You notice the aggregate quality but feel only limited discomfort. Many are classified here as "a bit uncomfortable, but fine."
Responses are recorded, but they don't affect daily life.
Traits
- Recognizes aggregates
- Feels mild unease
- Can keep looking calmly
- Curiosity outweighs discomfort
YOUR TYPE Sensitive 41 – 60 %
You show standard sensitivity to aggregate stimuli.
You may feel slight unease at fine holes or regular dense patterns. Most subjects land here, so the lab treats this range as the baseline response group.
Mild trypophobia traits, without strong rejection.
Traits
- Notices unease in aggregates
- Some images uncomfortable
- Can continue viewing
- Standard response level
YOUR TYPE Reactive 61 – 80 %
You show high sensitivity to aggregate specimens.
Clusters of small holes or dense patterns can trigger noticeable discomfort, goosebumps, or the urge to look away.
The lab classifies this as a clear-response group.
Traits
- Gets goosebumps occasionally
- Wants to avoid aggregates
- Physiological aversion
- Some specimens trigger strong response
YOUR TYPE Resonant 81 – 100 %
You show extreme reactivity to aggregate specimens.
You may experience strong discomfort, chills down the spine, or difficulty maintaining your gaze the moment you see the image.
This is the highest-reactivity group in our observation data. Subtle pattern changes in everyday life may catch you off guard.
Traits
- Strong chills or aversion
- Wants to look away
- Spots aggregates instantly
- Extremely high aggregate sensitivity