What is Barack Obama's personality type?

Answer 1

He is a baffoon. He is loyal to his family and communist cronies. He is arrogent and has a small brain and similarly small penis. He remains allouf and petulent. He needs to learn to be more specific and open about what he has done and why and what his plans are for the future. He does not toot his own horn about his accomplishments because he has not accomplished anything worthwhile. He loves everything about America except its people, its constitutional republic form of government, its Christian roots; the sort of things that made this country great.

Answer 2

By most accounts, Barack Obama is a reader and a thinker; some people call him cerebral, because he likes to analyze and consider an issue rather than just reacting from instinct or emotion. He is also said to be a very calm person-- his nickname with his staff is "No Drama Obama," because he rarely loses his cool and is able to remain in control during a crisis. His friends say he is very affectionate with his family, but he is also a private person and prefers hanging with friends to going to parties or social events.

Answer 3

Barack Obama's primary personality patterns are Ambitious/confident and Dominant/asserting, with secondary features of the Accommodating/cooperative, Conscientious/respectful, and Outgoing/congenial personality patterns. The combination of Ambitious and Accommodating patterns in Obama's profile points to a confident conciliator personality composite. Leaders with this personality prototype, though self-assured and ambitious, are characteristically gracious, considerate, and benevolent. They are energetic, charming, and agreeable, with a special talent for settling differences and a preference for mediation and compromise over force or coercion as a strategy for resolving conflict. Confident conciliators are driven primarily by a need for achievement, but also have substantial affiliation needs and a modest need for power. Additional information Barack Obama: A Question of Toughness

By Aubrey Immelman (Oct. 31, 2008)

http://www.csbsju.edu/uspp/Obama/Obama_Immelman_10-31-2008.html Obama's Conciliatory Tendency Could Be Cause for Concern

By Sarah Moore and Aubrey Immelman (Oct. 14, 2008)

http://www.csbsju.edu/uspp/Obama/Obama_Moore_10-15-2008.html Comparing Clinton and Obama, Head-to-Head

By Catherine London and Aubrey Immelman (March 3, 2008)

http://www.csbsju.edu/uspp/Obama/Clinton-Obama_London_3-3-2008.html Personality Profile of Barack Obama

By Aubrey Immelman, Catherine London, Sarah Moore, Anthony Odland, Trevare Sherman, et al. (2007-2008)

http://www.csbsju.edu/uspp/Obama/Obama_Personality-Profile_2007.html Original submission by Aubrey Immelman, Ph.D.

Unit for the Study of Personality in Politics

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