Congratulations on completing your journey through the Self-Discovery & Academic Compass Toolkit (SDACT)! This report is more than just a summary; it is your personal mirror and your strategic map.
You now hold in your hands an evidence-based, AI-powered profile aligned not just with your current interests and abilities, but with the future needs of society, technology, and global development.
In a time where artificial intelligence, sustainability, innovation, and digital transformation reshape careers, planning your future scientifically is no longer optional, it’s essential.
Through this report, you will gain:
Insight into your strengths, motivations, and unique preferences
Awareness of your psychological well-being and resilience patterns
Alignment with the 18 future-ready domains critical to tomorrow’s workforce
A clearer understanding of the internal and external influences shaping your decisions
But this is just the beginning.
We strongly encourage you to engage actively with the SDACT AI Sensei platform, where you can:
Receive deeper, tailored guidance on your academic and career journey
Get personalized advice on overcoming challenges and amplifying your strengths
Access a dynamic, evolving support system that grows with you over time
Remember, future success belongs to those who combine dreaming with decisive action. The best advice we can give you is:
“Invest in yourself, make informed decisions, stay curious, and let your ambitions be shaped by wisdom and preparation. The future belongs to those who plan for it today.”
We also proudly acknowledge the recognition and support provided by the Arab Science and Technology Foundation (ASTF), one of the most respected international Arab scientific organizations, whose endorsement of SDACT reflects their deep understanding of its scientific value, innovation, and potential to empower future generations. Their support highlights the importance of this toolkit as a pioneering platform for academic, vocational, and personal development.
What is in your SDACT Report?
Page 1
Leader Message
Page 3-5
SDACT Indicators
Page 6-7
Transparency Screening
Page 8-10
Wellbeing Screening
Page 11-12
Hobby Indicator
Page 13-15
Behavioural Tendency
Page 16-17
Vocational Preferences Highlight
Page 18-19
Source of Influencers
Page 20-22
SDACT Reflections
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WELCOME
Empowering youth aged 16–24 is key to shaping innovation and future leadership. Their diverse identities require inclusive, culturally aware, and tech-driven support. This empowerment fosters clarity, resilience, and purposeful life choices.
The Self-Discovery & Academic Compass Toolkit (SDACT) by ARAA addresses this need through a 35-minute evidence-based assessment.
It helps youth explore academic, personality, and vocational dimensions. SDACT serves as both a diagnostic and a strategic compass for informed, purposeful life choices.
SDACT VISION
To inspire every young person to explore their unique potential and shape their academic and professional journey with clarity, confidence, and purpose, contributing to a resilient, future-oriented society.
SDACT MISSION
To deliver a scientifically grounded, AI-powered self-discovery toolkit for youth aged 14–24, offering personalized insights that support strategic academic and career pathways.
PURPOSE
Enhance youth self-awareness and autonomy in academic decision-making
Align career directions with inner traits and national opportunities
Identify external influences shaping preferences
Enable data-informed academic and career planning
BENEFITS
By triangulating individual data across well-being, interests, personality, vocational inclination, and influence, SDACT produces a comprehensive personal profile.
This allows:
Students to discover optimal educational and career direction
Families to understand and support youth aspirations
Counselors to guide with confidence
Policymakers to derive insights for national youth development planning
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CORE OUTPUTS
The SDACT Project delivers three core outputs, each designed to support both individual development and broader educational and social planning:
1. Personalized Insight Report for Each Respondent
Each participant instantly receives a comprehensive report covering their psychological well-being, personality traits, hobbies, vocational interests, and key life influences. This self-profile fosters personal clarity, informed decision-making, and deeper self-understanding.
2. SDACT AI-Automated Mentor Platform
Users gain immediate access to an interactive, AI-powered mentor that offers tailored advice, emotional support, and real-time guidance. The mentor helps with academic, career, and personal challenges adapting to each user’s specific background and optionally integrating additional data like medical reports or academic history for more refined suggestions.
Together, these outputs generate valuable insights not only for the individual, but also for families, educational consultants, universities, and career advisors. They provide a shared foundation to guide and support youth development, enhance student advising, and align educational pathways with each person’s unique profile and future potential.
SDACT CONCLUSION
SDACT is more than a tool, it is a pioneering, one-of-its-kind solution offering exceptional depth and clarity in understanding youth. It provides a comprehensive profile of everyone’s preferences, personality traits, hobbies, and key influences, forming a holistic view of who they are and where they can thrive.
This evidence-based, AI-powered system transforms individual responses into actionable insights, benefiting not only students, but also educators, counselors, and decision-makers. The resulting data serves as a valuable resource for institutions and consultants, supporting personalized guidance, alignment of educational programs with student potential, and the development of forward-thinking interventions. SDACT advances self-awareness into personal growth and transforms insights into strategic development on both individual and institutional levels.
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SDACT INDICATORS
01 - Transparency Screening Assesses openness and engagement level to ensure response validity and self-honesty
02 - Wellbeing Screening Detects emotional, cognitive, and physical strain to provide context for interpretation
03 - Hobbies Indicator Reveals intrinsic motivation and areas of sustained curiosity and personal energy and patterns of interest
04 - Behavioural Tendency Explores contrasting behavioural tendencies that shape academic alignment and work style
05 - Vocational Preference Highlights Matches personal inclinations with UAE's high-opportunity future career sectors
06 - Source of Influencers Distinguishes internal prehrences from external pressures. support authentic decision-making
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01 - Transparency Screening
This component explores the participant’s truthfulness, self-reflection ability, and ethical tendencies.
It delves into attitudes towards honesty, decision ownership, and personal integrity. The tool provides a behavioral snapshot of an individual’s openness and authenticity. It is especially helpful in identifying internal and external barriers that affect interpersonal trust and ethical consistency.
A transparent mindset builds the foundation for sincere communication, personal accountability, and lifelong integrity.
OUTCOMES
Participants become more aware of their ethical stance and ability to admit mistakes, own decisions, and engage truthfully. It supports the development of a strong moral compass. Educators can use results to guide conversations on character education and psychological readiness. Promotes a culture of sincerity, reducing behavioral resistance and fostering inner clarity. Outcomes encourage reflective practices, increased accountability, and healthier peer interactions.
PURPOSE
This reflective screening tool encourages participants to assess their alignment with core values of honesty, responsibility, and ethical behavior.
It helps educators, counselors, and advisors detect internal resistance, personal biases, or emotional defenses that may impact learning, relationships, or decision-making.
The tool is non-diagnostic and designed for self-inquiry and personal growth, providing insights into behavioral blind spots.
BENEFITS
Encourages self-honesty and recognition of behavioral gaps.
Strengthens accountability through self-assessment.
Builds a foundation for trust in learning and relationships.
Enhances openness to feedback and personal growth.
Supports ethical maturity and a transparent mindset in social roles.
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01 - Transparency Screening
This component screens the participant’s emotional, social, and psychological well-being. It explores self-image, stress levels, support systems, and daily mental balance. The tool gives a quick picture of personal well-being and mental readiness. It integrates emotional health with academic and career planning. A supportive environment for youth requires insight into their inner state.
Transparency Status Score
42%
No18%
Nearly No36%
Nearly Yes18%
Yes27%
Clear and Transparent: The individual demonstrates emotional openness, authenticity, and a balanced self-view. They are comfortable sharing thoughts and feelings without fear of judgment.
Cautious and On Alert: The individual is guarded and self-protective. They may be willing to engage, but past experiences or perceived risks make them alert and emotionally reserved.
Hesitant and Seeking Acceptance: The individual shows partial transparency but remains cautious. They tend to reveal themselves selectively, often influenced by a desire for approval or social validation.
Concealed and Masking Vulnerability: The individual avoids transparency and may present a facade. They tend to hide their true emotions and thoughts, often as a defense against perceived threats or weakness.
Your SDACT Readings:
The respondent shows Cautious and On Alert :
Low guardedness. Typically open, with occasional emotional resistance.
Minimal partial honesty. Rarely leans toward moderate or cautious openness.
No denial detected. Consistently honest and comfortable with self-assessment.
Limited openness. Honest moments appear occasionally, but truth is often withheld or shaped under pressure.
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02 - Wellbeing Screening
This component screens the participant’s emotional, social, and psychological well-being. It explores self-image, stress levels, support systems, and daily mental balance.
The tool gives a quick picture of personal well-being and mental readiness. It integrates emotional health with academic and career planning.
A supportive environment for youth requires insight into their inner state.
OUTCOMES
Participants receive awareness of their emotional regulation and coping skills. Educators can connect students with mental health resources where needed. It helps students develop emotional vocabulary for describing their needs.
Promotes holistic planning that includes self-care and academic ambitions. Results support building resilient and balanced youth.
PURPOSE
This combined screening tool supports early insight into a student's emotional readiness and specific patterns of worry.
It helps advisors and educators recognize key psychological signals that may influence learning, decision-making, and personal well-being.
This tool is non-diagnostic and designed for reflective and supportive use.
BENEFITS
Provides early warnings about burnout, anxiety, or low support.
Validates strengths like self-awareness, positivity, and optimism.
Allows timely support, enhancing both academic performance and confidence.
Bridges the gap between emotional wellness and long-term planning.
Fosters self-compassion and empathy in decision-making.
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02 - Wellbeing Screening
Personal Readiness & Well-being
Emotional Well-Being
Excellent Emotional Stability
60%
Cognitive & Social Functioning
Mild Disruption; healthy overall
80%
Physical / Somatic Symptoms
Noticeable Impact; monitoring advised
45%
Anxiety & Tension
Strong Emotional Distress; support may be needed
65%
Your SDACT Readings:
The respondent shows:
Experiences fluctuating emotional states and may sometimes feel drained or low. Emotional regulation is moderately affected.
Often struggles with focus, memory, social avoidance, or self-confidence. Functioning efficiency is noticeably hindered.
Sometimes experience unexplained fatigue, aches, or sleep issues, indicating moderate somatic strain.
Shows frequent anxiety, worry, or physical tension. Emotional and physiological regulation is impacted.
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02 - Wellbeing Screening
Thematic Worry Inventory Score
40%
Overthinking & Physical Stress
Mild tension; occasional worry.
60%
Academic Performance Pressure
Feels pressure during busy times.
73%
Fear of Failure / Self-Confidence
High self-doubt; avoids challenges.
26%
Social & Peer Pressure
Generally comfortable; mild concern.
33%
Family Expectation & Belonging
Occasionally seeks approval.
Your SDACT Readings:
The respondent shows:
Clear signs of self-doubt and avoidance of challenges due to fear of failing.
Comfortable in most social situations, with occasional sensitivity.
Feels pressured during deadlines or evaluations; performance may fluctuate.
Mostly secure but occasionally seeks validation from loved ones.
Occasionally tense, but generally able to unwind and recover.
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03 - Hobbies Indicator
This tool identifies personal interests across diverse domains like arts, science, outdoors, and technology.
It uncovers what participants naturally gravitate toward in their free time. Hobbies are indicators of future strengths, engagement styles, and passion areas.
The tool emphasizes real-world interest as a foundation for direction. It allows youth to discover the value in their everyday preferences.
OUTCOMES
Participants develop awareness of their engagement style and energy sources. Generates interest maps that guide further vocational exploration. Encourages pride in one’s unique passions and personal rhythm.
Supports stronger identity formation and purpose-driven decisions. Informs project-based learning, mentorships, or internship suggestions.
PURPOSE
To spotlight recurring themes in hobbies that align with academic or career potential..
Encourages exploration of informal learning and joyful activities. Links personal enjoyment to possible professional or academic fields.
Makes self-discovery engaging and non-judgmental. Motivates youth to reflect on what they love doing most.
BENEFITS
Helps identify untapped interests and creative strengths.
Facilitates non-linear pathways toward careers through hobbies.
Recognizes the importance of personality-aligned activities.
Makes youth feel seen and appreciated for who they are outside of school.
Helps advisors make connections between hobbies and potential study tracks
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03 - Hobbies Indicator
03-Hobbies Indicator
1
Maker & Explorer
(Hands-On and Technical Intelligence)
Selected
2
Communicator & Creator
(Expressive and Social Intelligence)
Selected
3
Thinker & Reflector
(Reflective and Cultural Intelligence)
Selected
Identified Hobbies
83%
Digital & Technical Skills
Strong Passion
Highly aligned with potential personal or professional future.
60%
Scientific & Analytical
Emerging Curiosity
May explore occasionally or show interest.
46%
Physical & Outdoor
Emerging Curiosity
May explore occasionally or show interest.
60%
Creative Expression
Emerging Curiosity
May explore occasionally or show interest.
26%
Social & Public Engagement
Low Interest
Unlikely to reflect hobby or career focus.
40%
Cultural, Ethical & Reflective
Low Interest
Unlikely to reflect hobby or career focus.
Your SDACT Readings:
The respondent shows:
Demonstrates exceptional enthusiasm and capability in technical domains, likely thriving in digital innovation environments.
Has a balanced interest in science and logic-based activities, with curiosity toward structured exploration.
Maintains a moderate level of activity and shows balanced interest in nature or physical pursuits.
Demonstrates a balanced interest in artistic and digital creativity, engaging when opportunities arise.
Occasionally participates in public or social initiatives, but it’s not a core area of interest or comfort.
Occasionally reflects on cultural or personal values, but this is not a central focus.
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04 - Behavioral Tendency
This profile maps key personality dimensions across opposing behavioral traits. It includes spectrums like Introvert–Extravert and Routine-Lover–Variety-Seeker.
The tool captures how participants think, feel, and interact naturally. It reflects cognitive styles and environmental preferences.
Behavioral traits are essential in understanding academic fit and social needs.
OUTCOMES
Participants receive awareness of their emotional regulation and coping skills. Educators can connect students with mental health resources where needed. It helps students develop emotional vocabulary for describing their needs.
Promotes holistic planning that includes self-care and academic ambitions. Results support building resilient and balanced youth.
PURPOSE
To help youth discover their dominant personality tendencies. Guides alignment between personality and learning/work environments.
Supports introspection into energy patterns and motivation styles. Helps prepare youth for team dynamics and conflict navigation.
Aims to provide vocabulary for explaining personal traits.
BENEFITS
Fosters self-awareness and self-acceptance among youth.
Assists educators in matching learning methods to personality types.
Improves group work and leadership roles through trait understanding.
Helps reduce frustration by identifying stress triggers.
Reinforces the idea that diversity in behavior is valuable.
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04 - Behavioral Tendency
04-Behavioral Tendency
Percentage Scale
100%
80%
60%
40%
20%
Cognitive Focus Style
Deep Thinker
Fast Actor
Social Energy Orientation
Introvert
Extravert
Risk Tolerance
Risk Avoidant
Risk Taking
Structure Preference
Routine Lover
Variety Seeker
Emotional Resilience
Sensitive
Steady
Self Discipline
External Structure
Self Driven
Physical Engagement
Low Physical Demand
Active Preference
Learning Style
Verbal
Visual-Spatial
Adaptability to Guidance
Resistance
Coachable
Responsibility Preference
Follower
Decision Maker
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04 - Behavioral Tendency
Your SDACT Readings:
1. Cognitive Focus Style (Deep Thinker ↔ Fast Actor)
Balances between quick action and thoughtful analysis.
Occasionally acts quickly, but generally considers options first.
2. Social Energy Orientation (Introvert ↔ Extravert)
Frequently prefers quieter, solo activities to recharge.
Rarely enjoys social interaction; prefers staying away from crowds.
3. Risk Tolerance (Risk Avoidant ↔ Risk Taking)
Occasionally cautious but open to new experiences.
Strong leadership tendency; thrives on responsibility and ownership.
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05 - Vocational Preference Highlights
This screening introduces 18 professional and academic sectors for interest evaluation.
Participants explore fields from technology and healthcare to diplomacy and arts. It encourages exposure to both common and emerging career areas.
The tool links internal interests with external opportunities. It reflects a future-facing approach to youth career planning.
OUTCOMES
Participants gain a prioritized list of interest-aligned domains. Improves confidence in navigating academic and professional decisions.
Empowers students with a roadmap for personal growth and exploration.
Educators can personalize guidance based on domain preferences. Enables clearer academic planning and skill development strategies
PURPOSE
To identify where a participant's interest aligns with potential career domains.
Supports narrowing down options for study and specialization. Promotes informed curiosity toward lesser-known professions.
Allows students to dream with structure and direction. Connects internal motivators with global demand sectors.
BENEFITS
Broadens understanding of career opportunities beyond traditional paths.
Builds excitement by showing paths that match hobbies or traits.
Helps students identify focus areas for internships or advanced study.
Informs goal-setting in high school or university subject selection.
Creates a bridge between self-discovery and the job market.
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05 - Vocational Preference Highlights
Selected
Science, Technology, and Innovation
Not Selected
Society, Culture, and Human Development
Selected
Health, Environment, and Sustainability
Selected
Business, Law, and Global Affairs
AI, Data Science, and Emerging Technologies
The technologies shaping tomorrow’s industries and societies, from artificial intelligence and big data to blockchain and quantum computing. A dynamic and continuously evolving field requiring curiosity, creativity, and technical mastery.
Information Technology, Cybersecurity, and Digital Systems
The digital nervous system of modern society, powering communication, data security, infrastructure, and innovation. This domain prepares you to build, protect, and manage information systems across industries, enabling the global economy to function securely and efficiently.
Engineering and Smart Manufacturing (Industry 4.0)
Engineering and Smart Manufacturing form the backbone of future economies through automation, robotics, and intelligent production systems. This domain includes modern approaches to industrial systems, digital fabrication, and advanced engineering solutions in response to global challenges.
Health Sciences, Biotechnology, and Medical Innovations
This domain focuses on improving human health through clinical care, medical research, and biotechnology. It blends science, compassion, and technology to develop innovative treatments, support preventive care, and improve global healthcare outcomes.
Environmental Science, Sustainability, and Renewable Energy
This domain addresses climate challenges, environmental protection, and clean energy transition. It equips professionals to create sustainable systems that protect ecosystems and ensure energy security for future generations.
Agriculture, Food Security, and Agri tech
This domain ensures the world’s population has access to safe, nutritious, and sustainable food through advanced agricultural practices and technologies. It includes precision farming, Agri-biotech, food systems innovation, and sustainable land management.
Transportation, Logistics, and Smart Mobility
This domain powers the global movement of people and goods. It is evolving through intelligent systems, green infrastructure, and integrated mobility solutions that reshape cities and economies.
Business, Finance, Fintech, and Real Estate
This domain drives economic growth, investment, and innovation through business leadership, financial strategies, and real estate development. It includes digital banking, entrepreneurship, wealth management, and smart cities infrastructure.
Sales, Marketing, and Customer Engagement
This domain drives business growth through strategic promotion, consumer psychology, branding, and relationship-building. It adapts quickly to market trends, customer needs, and digital communication landscapes.
AI, Data Science, and Emerging Technologies
The technologies shaping tomorrow’s industries and societies, from artificial intelligence and big data to blockchain and quantum computing. A dynamic and continuously evolving field requiring curiosity, creativity, and technical mastery.
Artificial Intelligence Development
Designing systems that can learn, adapt, and make decisions autonomously across different industries.
80%
Machine Learning and Data Analysis
Enabling machines to improve performance through learning from data to drive smarter decisions.
80%
Blockchain Applications
Developing secure and decentralized digital solutions that transform industries like finance, logistics, and public services.
80%
Quantum Computing
Creating next-generation computing models based on quantum mechanics for solving extremely complex problems.
80%
Big Data Engineering
Managing and optimizing large-scale data ecosystems to extract strategic insights for organizations.
60%
Natural Language Processing
Building AI systems that can understand, interpret, and generate human language for enhanced communication technologies.
40%
Information Technology, Cybersecurity, and Digital Systems
The digital nervous system of modern society, powering communication, data security, infrastructure, and innovation. This domain prepares you to build, protect, and manage information systems across industries, enabling the global economy to function securely and efficiently.
Cybersecurity and Ethical Hacking
Protecting systems from cyber threats through proactive defense and ethical hacking practices.
40%
Information Systems Management
Strategically planning and overseeing the operation of information systems to align with organizational goals.
100%
Data Privacy and Digital Law
Ensuring compliance with legal standards for data protection and user privacy in the digital world.
60%
Web Development and E-Commerce Platforms
Building interactive websites and online commercial platforms that connect businesses with global audiences.
100%
AI Infrastructure Management
Supporting the development and security of artificial intelligence systems deployed across industries.
20%
Software Development
Building, testing, and maintaining applications that drive businesses and services across industries.
100%
Network and Systems Administration
Managing connectivity, performance, and security of digital networks and IT infrastructures.
40%
Cloud Computing and Virtualization
Creating platforms for remote access to computing resources, revolutionizing operational efficiency.
40%
Engineering and Smart Manufacturing (Industry 4.0)
Engineering and Smart Manufacturing form the backbone of future economies through automation, robotics, and intelligent production systems. This domain includes modern approaches to industrial systems, digital fabrication, and advanced engineering solutions in response to global challenges.
Mechanical Systems Engineering
Designing and maintaining mechanical components, tools, and automated systems used in manufacturing and production.
40%
Industrial Automation and Control
Applying robotics, sensors, and software to automate manufacturing processes and increase efficiency.
60%
Smart Materials and Nanotechnology
Developing new materials with enhanced properties for use in electronics, aerospace, medical, and consumer products.
80%
Digital Fabrication and 3D Printing
Using digital tools and additive manufacturing techniques to create customized, efficient products.
60%
Mechatronics Engineering
Integrating electrical, mechanical, and computer systems in automated machines and intelligent devices.
40%
IoT for Industrial Systems
Embedding connectivity and data-sharing into machines to monitor and control production remotely.
20%
Maintenance Engineering and Reliability
Ensuring machines and production systems operate reliably and efficiently over time.
80%
Health Sciences, Biotechnology, and Medical Innovations
This domain focuses on improving human health through clinical care, medical research, and biotechnology. It blends science, compassion, and technology to develop innovative treatments, support preventive care, and improve global healthcare outcomes.
Clinical Medicine and Surgery
Diagnosing and treating illnesses, performing surgical interventions, and guiding patients through recovery and care plans.
80%
Public Health and Epidemiology
Studying patterns of disease in populations and designing programs to promote health and prevent outbreaks.
40%
Biotechnology and Genetic Engineering
Developing treatments and vaccines using living cells, DNA technologies, and molecular tools.
100%
Pharmaceutical Sciences
Designing, producing, and regulating medications that treat or prevent health conditions.
60%
Medical Laboratory and Diagnostics
Using laboratory tools and techniques to detect, analyze, and monitor diseases at a molecular or cellular level.
40%
Health Informatics and Medical Technology
Applying digital technologies and data systems to enhance patient care and hospital management.
20%
Rehabilitation and Therapeutic Sciences
Helping individuals recover and regain function through physiotherapy, occupational therapy, or speech-language intervention.
60%
Environmental Science, Sustainability, and Renewable Energy
This domain addresses climate challenges, environmental protection, and clean energy transition. It equips professionals to create sustainable systems that protect ecosystems and ensure energy security for future generations.
Environmental Engineering
Designing systems to manage waste, treat water, and reduce industrial pollution.
60%
Renewable Energy Technologies
Developing and managing solar, wind, hydro, and geothermal energy systems.
80%
Science and Meteorology
Studying climate systems, modeling changes, and advising on adaptation policies.
40%
Sustainable Urban Planning
Designing cities that minimize environmental impact and promote green mobility.
100%
Conservation and Biodiversity Management
Protecting endangered species, habitats, and restoring ecosystems
60%
Green Policy and Environmental Law
Shaping and enforcing laws, policies, and agreements for environmental protection.
80%
Agriculture, Food Security, and Agri tech
This domain ensures the world’s population has access to safe, nutritious, and sustainable food through advanced agricultural practices and technologies. It includes precision farming, Agri-biotech, food systems innovation, and sustainable land management.
Precision Agriculture
Using GPS, sensors, and AI to optimize crop yields, resource use, and minimize waste in farming systems.
100%
Agri-Biotechnology
Applying genetics, molecular biology, and biotech techniques to enhance crop resilience and food nutrition.
80%
Soil and Water Management
Improving irrigation systems, reducing erosion, and managing water usage for sustainable agriculture.
60%
Food Systems Innovation
Designing resilient supply chains, reducing food loss, and developing alternative food products like lab-grown meat.
80%
Sustainable Livestock and Aquaculture
Developing humane and efficient systems for raising animals and farming fish responsibly.
80%
Agricultural Robotics and Drones
Implementing automation and aerial imaging to monitor and manage large-scale farming operations.
80%
Transportation, Logistics, and Smart Mobility
This domain powers the global movement of people and goods. It is evolving through intelligent systems, green infrastructure, and integrated mobility solutions that reshape cities and economies.
Urban and Regional Mobility Planning
Designing citywide transport networks, walkability, and transit-oriented development.
60%
Supply Chain and Logistics Management
Managing the storage, shipping, and tracking of goods from producers to consumers.
100%
Sustainable and Electric Transportation
Developing clean vehicle systems, charging networks, and carbon-neutral transport policies.
40%
Aviation, Maritime, and Port Operations
Synthesizing compounds, analyzing substances, and designing processes for pharmaceuticals or materials.
100%
Autonomous and Smart Vehicles
Creating driverless cars, delivery drones, and AI-driven transport platforms.
80%
Public Transport and Shared Mobility
Improving buses, trains, metros, and ride-sharing systems for seamless commuter experiences.
80%
Business, Finance, Fintech, and Real Estate
This domain drives economic growth, investment, and innovation through business leadership, financial strategies, and real estate development. It includes digital banking, entrepreneurship, wealth management, and smart cities infrastructure.
Financial Planning and Investment Management
Advising individuals or institutions on saving, investing, and asset growth strategies.
100%
Banking and Digital Finance
Delivering financial services through mobile banking, online platforms, and blockchain solutions.
20%
Economic Strategy and Trade Policy
Shaping national economic direction, foreign trade agreements, and regulatory frameworks.
20%
Real Estate Development and Management
Planning, constructing, and operating commercial and residential properties.
40%
Fintech and Crypto Technologies
Creating tech solutions for lending, insurance, digital wallets, and cryptocurrency trading.
100%
Sales, Marketing, and Customer Engagement
This domain drives business growth through strategic promotion, consumer psychology, branding, and relationship-building. It adapts quickly to market trends, customer needs, and digital communication landscapes.
Digital Marketing and Analytics
Promoting products through search, social, email, and influencer channels with performance metrics.
60%
Sales Strategy and Account Management
Developing pricing, territory, and retention strategies to grow sales and customer value.
20%
Branding and Creative Campaigns
Building brand identity through messaging, visuals, and memorable campaigns.
40%
Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
Using systems to monitor leads, nurture contacts, and provide excellent client service.
80%
Retail and E-Commerce Sales
Managing product movement online and offline with focus on convenience, conversion, and customer care.
20%
Public Relations and Reputation Management
Shaping brand image and handling public perception through media and stakeholder relations.
40%
Your SDACT Readings:
Based on your selections, these are your key subdomains:
AI, Data Science, and Emerging Technologies
Artificial Intelligence Development
Machine Learning and Data Analysis
Blockchain Applications
Quantum Computing
Information Technology, Cybersecurity, and Digital Systems
Information Systems Management
Web Development and E-Commerce Platforms
Software Development
Engineering and Smart Manufacturing (Industry 4.0)
Smart Materials and Nanotechnology
Maintenance Engineering and Reliability
Health Sciences, Biotechnology, and Medical Innovations
Clinical Medicine and Surgery
Biotechnology and Genetic Engineering
Environmental Science, Sustainability, and Renewable Energy
Renewable Energy Technologies
Sustainable Urban Planning
Green Policy and Environmental Law
Agriculture, Food Security, and Agri tech
Precision Agriculture
Agri-Biotechnology
Food Systems Innovation
Sustainable Livestock and Aquaculture
Agricultural Robotics and Drones
Transportation, Logistics, and Smart Mobility
Supply Chain and Logistics Management
Aviation, Maritime, and Port Operations
Autonomous and Smart Vehicles
Public Transport and Shared Mobility
Business, Finance, Fintech, and Real Estate
Financial Planning and Investment Management
Fintech and Crypto Technologies
Sales, Marketing, and Customer Engagement
Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
The respondent shows:
Comfort and consistency in Artificial Intelligence Development reflect a promising vocational fit. (80%)
Mild engagement in Cybersecurity and Ethical Hacking is present but not sustained or exploratory. (40%)
Fluent and confident engagement in Information Systems Management suggests a meaningful, long-term fit. (100%)
Moderate curiosity about Data Privacy and Digital Law has potential if nurtured through relevant experiences. (60%)
Displays intrinsic drive and purpose in Web Development and E-Commerce Platforms, making this a standout domain. (100%)
No notable connection with AI Infrastructure Management was observed, suggesting limited motivation or interest. (20%)
Interest in Mechanical Systems Engineering appears inconsistent or underdeveloped. (40%)
Engagement with Industrial Automation and Control is present at a modest level, suggesting growth potential. (60%)
Comfort and consistency in Smart Materials and Nanotechnology reflect a promising vocational fit. (80%)
Engagement with Digital Fabrication and '3'D Printing is present at a modest level, suggesting growth potential. (60%)
Shows occasional curiosity about Mechatronics Engineering, though not strong enough to build further motivation. (40%)
Comfort and consistency in Machine Learning and Data Analysis reflect a promising vocational fit. (80%)
Lacks consistent engagement with IoT for Industrial Systems, indicating minimal personal relevance at this stage. (20%)
Comfort and consistency in Maintenance Engineering and Reliability reflect a promising vocational fit. (80%)
Regular interest in Blockchain Applications implies this area aligns well with motivational patterns. (80%)
Enjoyment in Clinical Medicine and Surgery activities is evident and suggests strong personal connection. (80%)
Mild engagement in Public Health and Epidemiology is present but not sustained or exploratory. (40%)
Highly aligned with Biotechnology and Genetic Engineering; natural motivation and personal fulfillment are likely. (100%)
Interest in Pharmaceutical Sciences appears to be forming; with guidance, this could develop positively. (60%)
Shows occasional curiosity about Medical Laboratory and Diagnostics, though not strong enough to build further motivation. (40%)
Health Informatics and Medical Technology does not presently align with interests or efforts in any consistent way. (20%)
Comfort and consistency in Quantum Computing reflect a promising vocational fit. (80%)
Engagement with Rehabilitation and Therapeutic Sciences is present at a modest level, suggesting growth potential. (60%)
Shows balanced engagement with Environmental Engineering; further exploration may clarify vocational fit. (60%)
Strong interest in Renewable Energy Technologies shows potential for sustained effort and growth. (80%)
Interest in Science and Meteorology appears inconsistent or underdeveloped. (40%)
Displays intrinsic drive and purpose in Sustainable Urban Planning, making this a standout domain. (100%)
Engagement with Conservation and Biodiversity Management is present at a modest level, suggesting growth potential. (60%)
Strong interest in Green Policy and Environmental Law shows potential for sustained effort and growth. (80%)
Fluent and confident engagement in Precision Agriculture suggests a meaningful, long-term fit. (100%)
Comfort and consistency in Agri-Biotechnology reflect a promising vocational fit. (80%)
Shows balanced engagement with Soil and Water Management; further exploration may clarify vocational fit. (60%)
Moderate curiosity about Big Data Engineering has potential if nurtured through relevant experiences. (60%)
Regular interest in Food Systems Innovation implies this area aligns well with motivational patterns. (80%)
Regular interest in Sustainable Livestock and Aquaculture implies this area aligns well with motivational patterns. (80%)
Demonstrates clear engagement with Agricultural Robotics and Drones tasks or concepts; alignment appears strong. (80%)
There is a developing connection with Urban and Regional Mobility Planning, indicating room for growth and direction. (60%)
Deeply connected to Supply Chain and Logistics Management, demonstrating commitment, interest, and capacity to thrive. (100%)
Some interest in Sustainable and Electric Transportation is noticeable, but it lacks the depth or frequency for meaningful involvement. (40%)
Deeply connected to Aviation, Maritime, and Port Operations, demonstrating commitment, interest, and capacity to thrive. (100%)
Demonstrates clear engagement with Autonomous and Smart Vehicles tasks or concepts; alignment appears strong. (80%)
Comfort and consistency in Public Transport and Shared Mobility reflect a promising vocational fit. (80%)
Deeply connected to Financial Planning and Investment Management, demonstrating commitment, interest, and capacity to thrive. (100%)
Some interest in Natural Language Processing is noticeable, but it lacks the depth or frequency for meaningful involvement. (40%)
Lacks consistent engagement with Banking and Digital Finance, indicating minimal personal relevance at this stage. (20%)
There is no evident inclination toward Economic Strategy and Trade Policy activities or values. (20%)
Displays emerging but limited interest in Real Estate Development and Management; more exposure may be needed. (40%)
Shows passion and excellence in Fintech and Crypto Technologies—a high-potential path for future success. (100%)
Highly aligned with Software Development; natural motivation and personal fulfillment are likely. (100%)
Shows balanced engagement with Digital Marketing and Analytics; further exploration may clarify vocational fit. (60%)
Engagement with Sales Strategy and Account Management appears absent or minimal, making it a low-fit area currently. (20%)
Mild engagement in Branding and Creative Campaigns is present but not sustained or exploratory. (40%)
Interest in Network and Systems Administration appears inconsistent or underdeveloped. (40%)
Strong interest in Customer Relationship Management (CRM) shows potential for sustained effort and growth. (80%)
Lacks consistent engagement with Retail and E-Commerce Sales, indicating minimal personal relevance at this stage. (20%)
Mild engagement in Public Relations and Reputation Management is present but not sustained or exploratory. (40%)
Shows occasional curiosity about Cloud Computing and Virtualization, though not strong enough to build further motivation. (40%)
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06 - Source of Influencers
This inventory uncovers internal and external forces shaping youth choices. It evaluates influence from parents, peers, mentors, media, and culture.
The tool helps clarify if a student's direction is self-determined or imposed. It normalizes reflection on pressure and social expectations.
Authenticity becomes the center of decision-making.
Participants gain clarity on what truly inspires them. It fosters courage to pursue aligned but unconventional routes.
Encourages dialogue with family or mentors based on selfawareness. Strengthens decision integrity and emotional alignment. Helps avoid burnout or regret from externally motivated choices.
PURPOSE
To distinguish between self-driven aspirations and externally influenced decisions.
Promotes critical thinking about whose voice guides current choices
Encourages reflection on personal values versus family or peer pressures. Helps youth take ownership of their path. Supports identity-building and confidence in saying “no.”
BENEFITS
Youth learn to honor their voice while respecting others’ perspectives.
Reduces guilt or confusion when diverging from expected paths.
Builds autonomy in academic and career decisions.
Advisors gain insight into how support systems impact decision-making.
Leads to deeper discussions on independence and alignment.
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06 - Source of Influencers
01
Self-Driven Inner Voice
80%
02
Parental Influence
73%
03
Role Models / Public Figures
73%
04
Academic/Mentor Influence
60%
05
Life Aspiration & Lifestyle Desires
60%
06
Economic/Job Market Awareness
53%
07
Media Influence
46%
08
Sibling & Family Peer Influence
33%
09
Friend/Peer Influence
33%
10
Cultural Norms & Societal Pressure
26%
Your SDACT Readings:
The respondent shows:
Self-Driven Inner Voice
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The respondent’s inner passion is a key influence in career selection.
Parental Influence
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Parental input plays a significant role in shaping the respondent’s aspirations.
Role Models / Public Figures
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Public figures meaningfully inspire and inform the respondent’s goals.
Academic/Mentor Influence
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The respondent gives equal weight to personal interest and academic advice.
Life Aspiration & Lifestyle Desires
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Career choices reflect a moderate desire for lifestyle alignment.
Economic/Job Market Awareness
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The respondent equally weighs interest and economic viability.
Media Influence
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Media content complements traditional influences in guiding the respondent.
Sibling & Family Peer Influence
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There is occasional awareness of family peer achievements but limited effect.
Friend/Peer Influence
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There is minor alignment with friends’ plans, but independent thought prevails.
Cultural Norms & Societal Pressure
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Cultural cues are noted but not deeply internalized.
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07 - SDACT Reflections
SDACT profile provides a holistic, multi-dimensional insight into his psychological makeup, academic interests, vocational preferences, social influences, personality tendencies, and emotional state. This evidence-based, AI-supported toolkit reveals both strengths and growth areas, offering a tailored foundation for academic planning, personal development, and career readiness.
Key Findings:
01 - Transparency Screening Test
Occasional soft denial reflects mild recognition of limitations. Indicates a healthy balance between acceptance and self-protection.
Rare use of tentative agreement may reflect a preference for clarity and firm decisions, possibly indicating discomfort with ambiguity.
Rare denial suggests openness, accountability, and strong comfort with acknowledging imperfections. Reflects high transparency.
Limited affirmation suggests hesitancy or lack of strong personal convictions. May indicate navigation through self-doubt or identity ambiguity.
02 - Wellbeing Screening Test
Fluctuating emotions suggest moderate emotional strain. Resilience is present but may be tested under pressure. Supportive strategies are recommended.
Regular struggles with focus, memory, or social withdrawal are affecting performance. Structured cognitive and behavioral support is advised.
Moderate somatic strain is likely impacting vitality. Fatigue, tension, or discomfort may benefit from body–mind integration techniques.
Frequent anxiety or physiological tension may disrupt emotional balance. Stronger coping tools or emotional guidance is advised.
03 - Hobby Screening Indicator
Strongly oriented toward digital and technical domains. Displays innovation, adaptability, and leadership in tech-based environments.
Maintains a moderate level of movement or outdoor exploration. Balanced between physical engagement and other interests.
Demonstrates moderate creative energy. Likely participates when inspired, but not as a regular practice or defining strength.
May step into social settings occasionally but does not yet show comfort or initiative in public roles.
Occasionally reflects on cultural or ethical ideas, but it is not central to their mindset or identity.
04 - SDACT Considerations
AI, Data Science, and Emerging Technologies
01
Prime Effort Required
Coding intelligent systems, analyzing large datasets, building blockchain solutions, creating quantum algorithms, and applying emerging tech in healthcare, finance, or energy.
02
Work Environment
Mostly project-based, innovative-driven work in tech companies, research institutions, startups, or governmental initiatives. Remote work is common.
03
Career Rewards and Benefits
High salary potential, global mobility, leadership roles in digital transformation, and involvement in cutting-edge technology.
Risk-Avoidant, Resistant to Change, Routine-Lover, Overly Sensitive
Engineering and Smart Manufacturing (Industry 4.0)
01
Prime Effort Required
Designing systems, working with machinery, programming automation tools, developing digital twins, and integrating sensors and AI into production processes.
02
Work Environment
Work may take place in factories, engineering firms, R&D centers, or tech-based manufacturing sites. Collaboration with global teams and project-based timelines are common.
03
Career Rewards and Benefits
Strong demand for skilled professionals in high-tech manufacturing, opportunities for innovation, leadership in sustainability, and contribution to national industrial strategies.
04
Key Skills and Personal Qualities Needed
Analytical thinking, attention to detail, proficiency with digital tools and CAD software, teamwork, and strong understanding of engineering fundamentals.
05
Personality Tendencies to Emphasize
Attention to Detail, Steady, Variety-Seeker, Decision-Maker
Health Sciences, Biotechnology, and Medical Innovations
01
Prime Effort Required
Conducting medical research, developing biotech products, diagnosing diseases, providing care in clinics and hospitals, and collaborating with pharmaceutical and health tech companies.
02
Work Environment
Work environments include hospitals, laboratories, biotech firms, universities, and international health organizations. Roles may involve shift work, lab safety standards, and interdisciplinary collaboration.
03
Career Rewards and Benefits
A high-impact career that contributes directly to saving lives and improving well-being. Strong job stability, innovation potential, and growth in biotechnology and personalized medicine.
04
Key Skills and Personal Qualities Needed
Scientific curiosity, attention to detail, compassion, ethical awareness, problem-solving skills, and strong communication with diverse professionals.
05
Personality Tendencies to Emphasize
Compassionate, Sensitive, Deep Thinker, Steady
06
Personality Tendencies to Avoid
Risk-Taking (in clinical), Routine-Lover, Resistant, Overly Sensitive (needs balance)
Environmental Science, Sustainability, and Renewable Energy
01
Prime Effort Required
Monitoring pollution, designing renewable energy grids, performing environmental impact assessments, and advising on green policies or waste reduction.
02
Work Environment
Work spans government agencies, environmental consultancies, energy firms, NGOs, and research labs. Often requires fieldwork, lab testing, and stakeholder reporting.
03
Career Rewards and Benefits
Direct contribution to global sustainability, climate leadership roles, innovation in green energy, and strong growth in eco-policy and consulting careers.
04
Key Skills and Personal Qualities Needed
System thinking, ecological awareness, ethical responsibility, technical analysis, and passion for environmental protection.
05
Personality Tendencies to Emphasize
System Thinking, Ethical Responsibility, Risk-Taking, Adaptable
Monitoring crop performance, applying biotechnology, managing agri-robotics systems, optimizing irrigation, and researching food distribution systems.
02
Work Environment
Roles span from field-based work and greenhouse management to laboratory research, agribusiness management, and international food policy organizations.
03
Career Rewards and Benefits
Leadership in global food security efforts, contributions to combating hunger and malnutrition, innovation in food technology, and sustainable farming systems.
04
Key Skills and Personal Qualities Needed
Systems thinking, biological sciences knowledge, adaptability to climate change, data literacy, and passion for sustainability.
Planning supply chains, analyzing transport data, designing mobility hubs, automating delivery systems, and managing fleets or public transport operations.
02
Work Environment
Includes logistics companies, transport authorities, ports, airports, ride-sharing platforms, and mobility startups. Field-based and coordination-intensive.
03
Career Rewards and Benefits
Essential roles in trade, smart cities, and global supply chains, with innovation in automation, sustainability, and last-mile delivery.
04
Key Skills and Personal Qualities Needed
Systems thinking, logistics planning, tech-savviness, time management, spatial intelligence, and commitment to efficiency.
05
Personality Tendencies to Emphasize
System Thinking, Spatial Intelligence, Tech-Savvy, Adaptable
Creating marketing campaigns, analyzing audience data, developing sales strategies, managing client relations, or launching new product promotions.
02
Work Environment
Found in every sector—retail, B2B, tech, services, healthcare, and beyond. Involves office settings, client visits, remote meetings, and data monitoring.
03
Career Rewards and Benefits
Incentives and earnings, entrepreneurial growth, global product influence, customer loyalty, and business leadership roles.
04
Key Skills and Personal Qualities Needed
Persuasion, adaptability, emotional intelligence, digital fluency, storytelling, and results orientation.
05 - Behavioral Preferences Aligned with Career Domains
AI, Data Science, and Emerging Technologies
Artificial Intelligence Development
Machine Learning and Data Analysis
Blockchain Applications
Quantum Computing
Big Data Engineering
Natural Language Processing
Behavioral Tendencies that Supports Growth
ENHANCE
Visual-Spatial
Self Driven
Risk Taking
Deep Thinker
Behavioral Tendencies that Limits Growth
AVOID
Sensitive
Low Physical Demand
Resistance
Routine Lover
Information Technology, Cybersecurity, and Digital Systems
Cybersecurity and Ethical Hacking
Information Systems Management
Data Privacy and Digital Law
Web Development and E-Commerce Platforms
AI Infrastructure Management
Software Development
Network and Systems Administration
Cloud Computing and Virtualization
Behavioral Tendencies that Supports Growth
ENHANCE
Coachable
Adaptable
Self Driven
Deep Thinker
Behavioral Tendencies that Limits Growth
AVOID
Sensitive
Routine Lover
Resistance
Risk Avoidant
Engineering and Smart Manufacturing (Industry 4.0)
Mechanical Systems Engineering
Industrial Automation and Control
Smart Materials and Nanotechnology
Digital Fabrication and 3D Printing
Mechatronics Engineering
IoT for Industrial Systems
Maintenance Engineering and Reliability
Behavioral Tendencies that Supports Growth
ENHANCE
Decision Maker
Variety Seeker
Steady
Deep Thinker
Behavioral Tendencies that Limits Growth
AVOID
Routine Lover
Resistance
Follower
Risk Avoidant
Health Sciences, Biotechnology, and Medical Innovations
Clinical Medicine and Surgery
Public Health and Epidemiology
Biotechnology and Genetic Engineering
Pharmaceutical Sciences
Medical Laboratory and Diagnostics
Health Informatics and Medical Technology
Rehabilitation and Therapeutic Sciences
Behavioral Tendencies that Supports Growth
ENHANCE
Steady
Deep Thinker
Sensitive
Introvert
Behavioral Tendencies that Limits Growth
AVOID
Sensitive
Resistance
Routine Lover
Risk Taking
Environmental Science, Sustainability, and Renewable Energy
Environmental Engineering
Renewable Energy Technologies
Science and Meteorology
Sustainable Urban Planning
Conservation and Biodiversity Management
Green Policy and Environmental Law
Behavioral Tendencies that Supports Growth
ENHANCE
Coachable
Risk Taking
Sensitive
Deep Thinker
Behavioral Tendencies that Limits Growth
AVOID
Risk Avoidant
Follower
Resistance
Routine Lover
Agriculture, Food Security, and Agri tech
Precision Agriculture
Agri-Biotechnology
Soil and Water Management
Food Systems Innovation
Sustainable Livestock and Aquaculture
Agricultural Robotics and Drones
Behavioral Tendencies that Supports Growth
ENHANCE
Variety Seeker
Self Driven
Coachable
Deep Thinker
Behavioral Tendencies that Limits Growth
AVOID
Risk Avoidant
Low Physical Demand
Resistance
Routine Lover
Transportation, Logistics, and Smart Mobility
Urban and Regional Mobility Planning
Supply Chain and Logistics Management
Sustainable and Electric Transportation
Aviation, Maritime, and Port Operations
Autonomous and Smart Vehicles
Public Transport and Shared Mobility
Behavioral Tendencies that Supports Growth
ENHANCE
Adaptable
Self Driven
Visual-Spatial
Deep Thinker
Behavioral Tendencies that Limits Growth
AVOID
Follower
Risk Avoidant
Resistance
Routine Lover
Business, Finance, Fintech, and Real Estate
Financial Planning and Investment Management
Banking and Digital Finance
Economic Strategy and Trade Policy
Real Estate Development and Management
Fintech and Crypto Technologies
Behavioral Tendencies that Supports Growth
ENHANCE
Deep Thinker
Self Driven
Risk Taking
Decision Maker
Behavioral Tendencies that Limits Growth
AVOID
Follower
Resistance
Routine Lover
Risk Avoidant
Sales, Marketing, and Customer Engagement
Digital Marketing and Analytics
Sales Strategy and Account Management
Branding and Creative Campaigns
Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
Retail and E-Commerce Sales
Public Relations and Reputation Management
Behavioral Tendencies that Supports Growth
ENHANCE
Extravert
Self Driven
Coachable
Verbal
Behavioral Tendencies that Limits Growth
AVOID
Risk Avoidant
Follower
Resistance
Routine Lover
06 - Source of Influence Inventory
Strongly influenced by authentic personal interests. Frequently aligns goals with intrinsic motivation.
Frequently considers parental preferences and aligns decisions accordingly. Choices may be influenced by a desire to gain parental approval or avoid disappointment.
Frequently models goals after respected public figures or leaders. Finds encouragement in their success stories.
Values both personal interest and mentor input equally. Career choices reflect a thoughtful balance of passion and academic encouragement.
Balances lifestyle and career considerations. Shows awareness of how profession supports future life goals.
Balances practical considerations with personal preferences. Seeks a career that is both fulfilling and sustainable.
Considers media input alongside personal and social insights. Digital narratives complement real-world exploration.
Occasionally reflects on the success or paths of family peers, but influence is minimal. Family achievements may be observed without emulation.
Shows slight awareness of peer paths but does not follow group norms. Decisions are mostly self-informed and independent.
Aware of cultural expectations but not bound by them. Decisions remain primarily self-driven.
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Post Assessment Support: Your Gateway to Next Steps
Congratulations again on completing your SDACT journey!
Now that you have gained a deep, personalized understanding of your academic and vocational profile, we invite you to activate SDACT’s AI Senesi, a dedicated digital guide designed to help you explore even further.
AI Sensei Platform is built to:
Help you search for suitable universities, both in your country and internationally, aligned with your profile and chosen specialties.
Provide tips and pathways to locate scholarships, whether government-funded or private, that match your needs and qualifications.
Identify job opportunities related to your vocational preferences, including internships, entry-level positions, and sector-specific employment.
Offer strategies and advice on overcoming typical obstacles in academic, personal, and career journeys.
Respond to your questions with AI-powered answers tailored to your country’s context, local resources, and international opportunities.
Because SDACT is internationally oriented, you can expect guidance not just limited to your country, but also connected to global databases, educational institutions, scholarship portals, and future job trends.
This post-assessment companion ensures you are never left alone on your journey; you have a personalized, evolving assistant ready to support you at every step toward your ambitions.
“Let AI Sensei be your lifelong companion for growth, discovery, future success, and decision-making, not only in academics but in every aspect of life.”
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AI Sensei Platform
You can chat with your Al Personalized Mentor if you have any specific concerns or need further guidance.
You may also upload relevant documents such as medical reports, academic records from past years, or indicate a preferred country or university.
This will help the mentor offer clearer, more tailored advice for your future academic or vocational decisions.
Thank You and Best Wishes!
Thank you for being a part of the SDACT journey. We’re honored to have supported your path of self-discovery and growth.
As you move forward, may your choices be guided by clarity, confidence, and purpose.