Understanding the Impact of Enneagram Personality Traits on Adolescent Well-Being: A Comprehensive Descriptive Study

Abstract

In this study, the enneagram is a tool consisting of nine points that depict personality styles.
Adults with varying profiles of self-directedness, cooperativeness, and self-transcendence
character characteristics experience varying degrees of well-being. It is still unknown,
nevertheless, how multifaceted character profiles affect the overall welfare of adolescents. The
study employs a qualitative and descriptive research approach to achieve three objectives.
First, in this, we explore the impact of Enneagram Personality Traits on adolescent well-being,
and in this, we define all the nine traits of personality. Second, the author investigates the
Relationship between Enneagram Personality Traits and the Daily life of Adolescents. The
study is focused on the daily life of adolescents which is a vital component to understanding
the personality of any person. Third, to Assess the Role of Enneagram Personality Traits in
Social Relationships and Peer Dynamics to improve their social personality growth. The
analysis of the nine enneagram types revealed that personalities are typically more selfdeceiving and restrictive than liberating. People will gain fresh insights into who they are and
how they relate to others when they review the enneagram’s data. The research showed how
parenting styles and the enneagram serve as learning mediators for achieving social and daily
goals. Enneagram intensive training might be helpful in fostering personal development.