Ford Cartesy Survey Highlights Greater Need for Traffic Rules Awareness to Make Roads Safer & Saner

The third edition of Ford Cartesy Survey analyses attitude & behaviour of road users & categorizes them in four distinct personality types: Oblivious, Assured, Pretentious & Idealist
Survey reveals lack of traffic rule awareness among Indian road users; only 6% of respondents scored more than 50% on questions simulating a driving license test
Every second commuter surveyed admitted to laxity in compliance with traffic rules, exercising enough caution in ensuring safety on road & lacking compassion to help others
58 percent of respondents admitted to distracted driving, including using mobile phones; 63 percent disregarded children’s safety & considered it OK to seat them in the front row
Kolkata & Chennai boast the most ideal road users among six metro cities; two cities also scored the highest on three-tier Cartesy framework of Compliance, Caution & Compassion

NEW DELHI, India, February 11, 2021: Ford India -- in its continuing efforts to encourage drivers to be courteous and respectful to others on road – today released the findings of its annual road safety survey.

In its third wave, the Ford Cartesy survey brings forth underlying triggers and barriers to ideal road behaviour and highlights the need for an extensive and holistic Road Safety Education program to lay the foundations for safer and saner road use.

Revelations from Ford Cartesy Survey highlight:

Lack of Knowledge About Traffic Rules: Most respondents with driving licence feigned ignorance of basic traffic rules. Only one in 10 respondents attributed the lack of knowledge about rules as a potential risk to road safety. In a 31-question simulation of traffic rules, less than a third (27%) scored over 40% and an abysmally low 6% of them got more than 50% answers right
Mobile Phone A Real Distraction: While 1 in 3 respondents feel the traffic situation in their city varies between very bad to extremely bad, 97% think ‘Distracted Driving’ (due to use of the mobile phone) and 81% think ‘Aggressive Driving’ are the top causes of accidents in the country
Moment of Truth: On average, nearly half of the commuters admitted to not displaying ideal
behaviour that adheres to Compliance, Caution, and Compassion. Distracted driving comes up as the most deviant behaviour to Compliance, with 58% respondents admitting to talking on the phone while driving, 63% finding it ok to seat their kids in the front row, and 58% drive even when they are feeling sleepy
Genuine Compassion Is Still A Long Way: 53% respondents confessed they don’t always make way for emergency vehicles like an ambulance or fire truck. While, 57% do not mind throwing eatables, empty wrappers and fruit peels on the road.

Looking through the prism of the 3-Pillar framework of Compliance, Caution and Compassion, Ford Cartesy Survey dug further into the deep ‘Attitudinal vs. Behavioural’ analysis of drivers and commuters, categorizing them in four personality types:

The third edition of Ford Cartesy Survey analyses attitude & behaviour of road users & categorizes them in four distinct personality types: Oblivious, Assured, Pretentious & Idealist
Survey reveals lack of traffic rule awareness among Indian road users; only 6% of respondents scored more than 50% on questions simulating a driving license test
Every second commuter surveyed admitted to laxity in compliance with traffic rules, exercising enough caution in ensuring safety on road & lacking compassion to help others
58 percent of respondents admitted to distracted driving, including using mobile phones; 63 percent disregarded children’s safety & considered it OK to seat them in the front row
Kolkata & Chennai boast the most ideal road users among six metro cities; two cities also scored the highest on three-tier Cartesy framework of Compliance, Caution & Compassion

NEW DELHI, India, February 11, 2021: Ford India -- in its continuing efforts to encourage drivers to be courteous and respectful to others on road – today released the findings of its annual road safety survey.

In its third wave, the Ford Cartesy survey brings forth underlying triggers and barriers to ideal road behaviour and highlights the need for an extensive and holistic Road Safety Education program to lay the foundations for safer and saner road use.

Revelations from Ford Cartesy Survey highlight:

Lack of Knowledge About Traffic Rules: Most respondents with driving licence feigned ignorance of basic traffic rules. Only one in 10 respondents attributed the lack of knowledge about rules as a potential risk to road safety. In a 31-question simulation of traffic rules, less than a third (27%) scored over 40% and an abysmally low 6% of them got more than 50% answers right
Mobile Phone A Real Distraction: While 1 in 3 respondents feel the traffic situation in their city varies between very bad to extremely bad, 97% think ‘Distracted Driving’ (due to use of the mobile phone) and 81% think ‘Aggressive Driving’ are the top causes of accidents in the country
Moment of Truth: On average, nearly half of the commuters admitted to not displaying ideal behaviour that adheres to Compliance, Caution, and Compassion. Distracted driving comes up as the most deviant behaviour to Compliance, with 58% respondents admitting to talking on the phone while driving, 63% finding it ok to seat their kids in the front row, and 58% drive even when they are feeling sleepy
Genuine Compassion Is Still A Long Way: 53% respondents confessed they don’t always make way for emergency vehicles like an ambulance or fire truck. While, 57% do not mind throwing eatables, empty wrappers and fruit peels on the road.

Looking through the prism of the 3-Pillar framework of Compliance, Caution and Compassion, Ford Cartesy Survey dug further into the deep ‘Attitudinal vs. Behavioural’ analysis of drivers and commuters, categorizing them in four personality types:

The Ford Cartesy Road Safety Survey highlights:

Need more ‘Idealists’ on roads: Attitudinal stereotypes influence city performance on Cartesy. Cities with a greater proportion of ‘The Oblivious’ have the lowest Cartesy scores. Majority of drivers, about 40%, surveyed can be characterized as ‘The Oblivious’, followed by ‘The Assured’ at 27%, ‘The Pretentious’ at 25%, and ‘The Idealists’ make up for just 8%

Of the six major metros, Kolkata and Chennai took lead on all Cartesy scores with the highest proportion of Idealists – 22% and 20% respectively. Delhi and Bangalore showed a lot of room for improvement with the highest proportion of Oblivious – 49% and 62% respectively.

Mumbai and Hyderabad acquired third and fourth positions respectively with 21% each of the Oblivious. Attitudinal stereotypes influence city performance on Cartesy. Cities with a greater proportion of ‘The Oblivious’ have the lowest Cartesy scores.

“At Ford, we not only offer enhanced safety in our vehicles but believe that small changes we make in our attitude and behaviour go a long way in ensuring that our roads become safer,” said Vinay Raina, executive director – Marketing, Sales & Service at Ford India. “The Ford Cartesy survey in its third year is not a critique of users, road infrastructure or enforcement authorities but highlights how ‘mindfulness’ demonstrated by every single citizen can help makes roads a safer and saner place.”

Ford India’s Cartesy Campaign aims to encourage drivers to be courteous behind the wheels while highlighting behavioural issues that impact safe driving in India.

In this edition of the survey, a total of 1,561 interviews were conducted across 6 metro cities – Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Kolkata, Chennai, and Hyderabad. Each city was divided into five zones (East, West, North, South and Central) and respondents were interviewed from each zone to ensure a fair representation across a city. 78% of the respondents were males and remaining females.

Detailed findings of the Ford Cartesy Survey:

The Ford Cartesy Road Safety Survey highlights:

Need more ‘Idealists’ on roads: Attitudinal stereotypes influence city performance on Cartesy. Cities with a greater proportion of ‘The Oblivious’ have the lowest Cartesy scores. Majority of drivers, about 40%, surveyed can be characterized as ‘The Oblivious’, followed by ‘The Assured’ at 27%, ‘The Pretentious’ at 25%, and ‘The Idealists’ make up for just 8%

Of the six major metros, Kolkata and Chennai took lead on all Cartesy scores with the highest proportion of Idealists – 22% and 20% respectively. Delhi and Bangalore showed a lot of room for improvement with the highest proportion of Oblivious – 49% and 62% respectively.

Mumbai and Hyderabad acquired third and fourth positions respectively with 21% each of the Oblivious. Attitudinal stereotypes influence city performance on Cartesy. Cities with a greater proportion of ‘The Oblivious’ have the lowest Cartesy scores.

“At Ford, we not only offer enhanced safety in our vehicles but believe that small changes we make in our attitude and behaviour go a long way in ensuring that our roads become safer,” said Vinay Raina, executive director – Marketing, Sales & Service at Ford India. “The Ford Cartesy survey in its third year is not a critique of users, road infrastructure or enforcement authorities but highlights how ‘mindfulness’ demonstrated by every single citizen can help makes roads a safer and saner place.”

Ford India’s Cartesy Campaign aims to encourage drivers to be courteous behind the wheels while highlighting behavioural issues that impact safe driving in India.

In this edition of the survey, a total of 1,561 interviews were conducted across 6 metro cities – Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Kolkata, Chennai, and Hyderabad. Each city was divided into five zones (East, West, North, South and Central) and respondents were interviewed from each zone to ensure a fair representation across a city. 78% of the respondents were males and remaining females.

Detailed findings of the Ford Cartesy Survey:

COMPLIANCE

Questions	Del	Mum	Chen	Balr	Hyd	Kol	Idealist	Pretentious	Assured	Oblivious	Male	Fem	22-34 Yrs	35-44 Yrs	45+ Yrs
R – Do not talk on the phone	53	44	42	48	34	30	82	87	34	20	43	63	45	41	48
S - Do not drive on the wrong side	49	43	45	52	37	35	90	85	29	19	45	63	46	41	42
D – Use dipper at night	29	45	55	32	33	71	62	81	41	20	42	55	40	46	49
R - Do not drive under influence	54	48	45	45	47	38	95	84	42	21	47	67	51	44	44
P - Stop before Stop line	27	51	61	29	37	69	70	79	44	21	44	55	39	50	53
D - Follow road signs	25	44	67	36	35	69	88	77	38	24	44	53	44	45	51
P - Carry required documents	29	46	63	34	39	70	76	79	44	23	45	54	44	47	53
R - Do not drive rash	61	49	43	49	41	41	95	84	41	29	49	58	51	44	45
D - Use indicator while changing lanes	28	47	65	35	38	72	82	81	44	22	45	57	45	47	53
S - Wear Seat Belts in front row	29	43	74	35	43	66	92	77	44	25	46	56	44	49	55
S - Comply by traffic lights	32	40	69	36	41	72	89	77	50	21	46	57	44	53	51
P – Only Park at authorized parking	30	44	66	37	43	74	78	85	49	21	47	56	44	50	55
D - Drive in the correct lane	34	52	69	33	35	70	89	80	44	25	48	55	46	47	57

COMPLIANCE

Questions	Del	Mum	Chen	Balr	Hyd	Kol	Idealist	Pretentious	Assured	Oblivious	Male	Fem	22-34 Yrs	35-44 Yrs	45+ Yrs
R – Do not talk on the phone	53	44	42	48	34	30	82	87	34	20	43	63	45	41	48
S - Do not drive on the wrong side	49	43	45	52	37	35	90	85	29	19	45	63	46	41	42
D – Use dipper at night	29	45	55	32	33	71	62	81	41	20	42	55	40	46	49
R - Do not drive under influence	54	48	45	45	47	38	95	84	42	21	47	67	51	44	44
P - Stop before Stop line	27	51	61	29	37	69	70	79	44	21	44	55	39	50	53
D - Follow road signs	25	44	67	36	35	69	88	77	38	24	44	53	44	45	51
P - Carry required documents	29	46	63	34	39	70	76	79	44	23	45	54	44	47	53
R - Do not drive rash	61	49	43	49	41	41	95	84	41	29	49	58	51	44	45
D - Use indicator while changing lanes	28	47	65	35	38	72	82	81	44	22	45	57	45	47	53
S - Wear Seat Belts in front row	29	43	74	35	43	66	92	77	44	25	46	56	44	49	55
S - Comply by traffic lights	32	40	69	36	41	72	89	77	50	21	46	57	44	53	51
P – Only Park at authorized parking	30	44	66	37	43	74	78	85	49	21	47	56	44	50	55
D - Drive in the correct lane	34	52	69	33	35	70	89	80	44	25	48	55	46	47	57

CAUTION

Questions	Del	Mum	Chen	Balr	Hyd	Kol	Idealist	Pretentious	Assured	Oblivious	Male	Fem	22-34 Yrs	35-44 Yrs	45+ Yrs
A – Do not have kids sit in front row of the car	50	46	33	50	32	15	66	8	29	18	39	32	41	38	32
A - Don’t multitask while driving	20	33	59	27	33	67	76	73	38	14	38	49	38	40	45
A - Avoid driving if feeling sleepy	26	36	56	32	37	61	49	77	38	20	39	50	38	43	45
T - Overtake from right	29	36	56	32	33	62	59	75	42	17	41	46	37	41	50
R - Careful when I see 'baby on board’ car sign	24	33	63	30	35	69	66	77	41	17	41	49	41	41	47
A - Don’t lose my cool while driving	30	36	61	30	32	67	66	72	45	18	41	49	39	45	46
T - Don’t abandon vehicle in public places	29	39	64	25	32	67	73	74	41	19	40	53	40	43	48
R - Drive slowly in populated areas	27	36	65	34	35	63	81	74	41	18	42	49	43	42	47
C - Ensure defoggers are working	31	33	64	30	35	68	73	76	42	19	42	51	41	42	50
T- Don’t stop abruptly on the road	28	37	62	33	37	66	69	73	48	18	42	52	42	45	46
C - Check mirror settings before driving	28	37	66	32	35	65	73	77	40	20	43	49	41	46	45
C- Switch off engine while refuelling	29	38	65	33	33	66	79	78	42	18	42	52	40	45	50
A - Don’t take my eyes off while driving	28	40	68	31	35	63	82	73	44	19	42	54	43	43	49
C – Service my car at authorized service station and use genuine spare parts	29	40	66	29	36	66	84	74	43	19	43	50	42	46	47
C - Immediately address issues	28	40	68	29	34	67	79	78	42	19	43	50	42	46	48
R - Careful when I see a ‘Learner’ sign on a car	30	42	65	32	32	67	75	77	43	18	43	50	39	47	50
R - Careful during rainy season to avoid skidding	27	40	70	31	38	62	77	79	42	19	44	48	40	47	50
T - Drive on low beam in city roads	33	40	63	32	35	69	72	79	48	18	44	51	41	47	51
A - Use child locks when driving with kids	30	37	74	30	40	63	76	79	42	21	44	51	45	45	48
T - Maintain safe distance from vehicle ahead	25	40	71	32	34	71	77	78	44	21	44	53	43	47	50
T- Careful when I open car door	29	39	71	37	35	68	86	78	44	21	45	55	44	49	50

CAUTION

Questions	Del	Mum	Chen	Balr	Hyd	Kol	Idealist	Pretentious	Assured	Oblivious	Male	Fem	22-34 Yrs	35-44 Yrs	45+ Yrs
A – Do not have kids sit in front row of the car	50	46	33	50	32	15	66	8	29	18	39	32	41	38	32
A - Don’t multitask while driving	20	33	59	27	33	67	76	73	38	14	38	49	38	40	45
A - Avoid driving if feeling sleepy	26	36	56	32	37	61	49	77	38	20	39	50	38	43	45
T - Overtake from right	29	36	56	32	33	62	59	75	42	17	41	46	37	41	50
R - Careful when I see 'baby on board’ car sign	24	33	63	30	35	69	66	77	41	17	41	49	41	41	47
A - Don’t lose my cool while driving	30	36	61	30	32	67	66	72	45	18	41	49	39	45	46
T - Don’t abandon vehicle in public places	29	39	64	25	32	67	73	74	41	19	40	53	40	43	48
R - Drive slowly in populated areas	27	36	65	34	35	63	81	74	41	18	42	49	43	42	47
C - Ensure defoggers are working	31	33	64	30	35	68	73	76	42	19	42	51	41	42	50
T- Don’t stop abruptly on the road	28	37	62	33	37	66	69	73	48	18	42	52	42	45	46
C - Check mirror settings before driving	28	37	66	32	35	65	73	77	40	20	43	49	41	46	45
C- Switch off engine while refuelling	29	38	65	33	33	66	79	78	42	18	42	52	40	45	50
A - Don’t take my eyes off while driving	28	40	68	31	35	63	82	73	44	19	42	54	43	43	49
C – Service my car at authorized service station and use genuine spare parts	29	40	66	29	36	66	84	74	43	19	43	50	42	46	47
C - Immediately address issues	28	40	68	29	34	67	79	78	42	19	43	50	42	46	48
R - Careful when I see a ‘Learner’ sign on a car	30	42	65	32	32	67	75	77	43	18	43	50	39	47	50
R - Careful during rainy season to avoid skidding	27	40	70	31	38	62	77	79	42	19	44	48	40	47	50
T - Drive on low beam in city roads	33	40	63	32	35	69	72	79	48	18	44	51	41	47	51
A - Use child locks when driving with kids	30	37	74	30	40	63	76	79	42	21	44	51	45	45	48
T - Maintain safe distance from vehicle ahead	25	40	71	32	34	71	77	78	44	21	44	53	43	47	50
T- Careful when I open car door	29	39	71	37	35	68	86	78	44	21	45	55	44	49	50

COMPASSION

Questions	Del	Mum	Chen	Balr	Hyd	Kol	Idealist	Pretentious	Assured	Oblivious	Male	Fem	22-34 Yrs	35-44 Yrs	45+ Yrs
En – Prefer carpools to go to work	30	36	54	32	30	55	31	75	38	21	38	46	36	39	46
C - Wait patiently if someone is blocking the way while struggling to take a U-turn	25	39	62	28	35	63	69	76	40	18	40	51	37	46	46
En - Do not throw eatables, empty wrappers, pealed fruits on the road	25	37	67	30	38	60	62	78	42	18	42	49	39	44	48
Em - Help an accident victim	31	36	67	25	35	66	82	74	41	19	42	50	42	46	44
C - Get out of my car and navigate the traffic if there is an unmanned signal that is not working	30	39	65	34	33	63	69	77	42	20	43	49	39	45	50
Em - Help someone with a vehicle breakdown	28	40	70	27	39	59	69	79	40	20	43	49	40	45	50
C - Wait patiently for my turn if the signal is not working	27	42	68	29	37	63	77	76	40	21	43	50	42	45	49
Ep - Give up my parking space for an elderly/ female driver	32	35	66	30	37	69	74	76	41	22	43	51	40	47	49
Em - Help someone if the car is stuck in the middle of the road	27	40	69	26	37	69	74	78	42	20	44	48	38	48	51
Ep- Careful notto block another vehicle while parking	29	39	66	30	34	70	76	78	41	20	44	49	43	45	49
Emp - Slow down near hospitals or schools	25	44	71	31	36	63	80	77	41	20	44	49	42	47	48
C- Alert the nearest traffic officer if I see someone driving rash or under influence	30	39	69	31	37	66	79	76	45	19	43	54	45	45	47
Ep – On a rainy day, am careful not to splash water on pedestrians or two wheelers	29	44	71	30	35	62	82	77	43	20	44	49	41	46	52
Emp - Wait for old / blind /children / pregnant ladies to cross the road	31	44	68	29	35	65	82	78	41	21	44	51	41	48	49
Ep - Do not honk near hospitals or schools	25	43	70	31	32	71	82	75	43	22	45	50	43	47	49
En - Switch off the car when stationery to save fuel and environment	32	40	67	30	38	68	73	78	42	23	45	49	42	49	50
En - Ensure that my vehicle is not emitting too much smoke	32	41	69	33	36	70	77	81	47	19	45	54	42	49	51
Ep - Use the indicator, pull over at the side while picking up or dropping	34	41	68	37	37	64	72	78	47	22	46	51	43	49	52
Em - Give way to emergency vehicles like ambulance or fire truck	31	38	69	36	41	68	86	79	41	24	46	52	45	48	50

Purple color data: Best Red color data: Worst
*Data in percentage

COMPASSION

Questions	Del	Mum	Chen	Balr	Hyd	Kol	Idealist	Pretentious	Assured	Oblivious	Male	Fem	22-34 Yrs	35-44 Yrs	45+ Yrs
En – Prefer carpools to go to work	30	36	54	32	30	55	31	75	38	21	38	46	36	39	46
C - Wait patiently if someone is blocking the way while struggling to take a U-turn	25	39	62	28	35	63	69	76	40	18	40	51	37	46	46
En - Do not throw eatables, empty wrappers, pealed fruits on the road	25	37	67	30	38	60	62	78	42	18	42	49	39	44	48
Em - Help an accident victim	31	36	67	25	35	66	82	74	41	19	42	50	42	46	44
C - Get out of my car and navigate the traffic if there is an unmanned signal that is not working	30	39	65	34	33	63	69	77	42	20	43	49	39	45	50
Em - Help someone with a vehicle breakdown	28	40	70	27	39	59	69	79	40	20	43	49	40	45	50
C - Wait patiently for my turn if the signal is not working	27	42	68	29	37	63	77	76	40	21	43	50	42	45	49
Ep - Give up my parking space for an elderly/ female driver	32	35	66	30	37	69	74	76	41	22	43	51	40	47	49
Em - Help someone if the car is stuck in the middle of the road	27	40	69	26	37	69	74	78	42	20	44	48	38	48	51
Ep- Careful notto block another vehicle while parking	29	39	66	30	34	70	76	78	41	20	44	49	43	45	49
Emp - Slow down near hospitals or schools	25	44	71	31	36	63	80	77	41	20	44	49	42	47	48
C- Alert the nearest traffic officer if I see someone driving rash or under influence	30	39	69	31	37	66	79	76	45	19	43	54	45	45	47
Ep – On a rainy day, am careful not to splash water on pedestrians or two wheelers	29	44	71	30	35	62	82	77	43	20	44	49	41	46	52
Emp - Wait for old / blind /children / pregnant ladies to cross the road	31	44	68	29	35	65	82	78	41	21	44	51	41	48	49
Ep - Do not honk near hospitals or schools	25	43	70	31	32	71	82	75	43	22	45	50	43	47	49
En - Switch off the car when stationery to save fuel and environment	32	40	67	30	38	68	73	78	42	23	45	49	42	49	50
En - Ensure that my vehicle is not emitting too much smoke	32	41	69	33	36	70	77	81	47	19	45	54	42	49	51
Ep - Use the indicator, pull over at the side while picking up or dropping	34	41	68	37	37	64	72	78	47	22	46	51	43	49	52
Em - Give way to emergency vehicles like ambulance or fire truck	31	38	69	36	41	68	86	79	41	24	46	52	45	48	50

Purple color data: Best Red color data: Worst
*Data in percentage

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About Ford in India
Established in 1995, Ford in India manufactures and exports automobiles and engines made at its integrated manufacturing facility in Chennai, Tamil Nadu and Sanand, Gujarat. Ford’s current range of award-winning products in India includes the Ford EcoSport, Ford Freestyle, Ford Figo, Ford Aspire, Ford Endeavour and Ford Mustang. Ford operations in India also include Global Business Services, with offices in Chennai, New Delhi, and Coimbatore. Registered as Ford Motor Pvt. Ltd. (FMPL) as a legal entity, Global Business Services provides innovative solutions to nearly every Ford locations around the world - in areas of Information Technology, Product Engineering, Finance and Accounting, Automotive Financing, Material, Planning & Logistics, Marketing Sales and Service, Analytics, and Purchasing. Ford currently employs more than 14,000 hard-working, dedicated men and women across its operations in India. For more information, visit www.india.ford.com

Contact:
Kapil Sharma
+91-9873078122
ksharma6@ford.com

Nikhil Gulati
+91-9810584415
gnikhil1@ford.com

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About Ford in India
Established in 1995, Ford in India manufactures and exports automobiles and engines made at its integrated manufacturing facility in Chennai, Tamil Nadu and Sanand, Gujarat. Ford’s current range of award-winning products in India includes the Ford EcoSport, Ford Freestyle, Ford Figo, Ford Aspire, Ford Endeavour and Ford Mustang. Ford operations in India also include Global Business Services, with offices in Chennai, New Delhi, and Coimbatore. Registered as Ford Motor Pvt. Ltd. (FMPL) as a legal entity, Global Business Services provides innovative solutions to nearly every Ford locations around the world - in areas of Information Technology, Product Engineering, Finance and Accounting, Automotive Financing, Material, Planning & Logistics, Marketing Sales and Service, Analytics, and Purchasing. Ford currently employs more than 14,000 hard-working, dedicated men and women across its operations in India. For more information, visit www.india.ford.com

Contact:
Kapil Sharma
+91-9873078122
ksharma6@ford.com

Nikhil Gulati
+91-9810584415
gnikhil1@ford.com

The Oblivious: Road users who display the least idealistic behaviour; characterized as impulsive, preoccupied & lacking knowledge of road rules & safety guidelines	The Assured: Appear easy-going, but prone to demonstrating aggression, competitiveness and entitlement at the smallest triggers. They claim to know their way around rules
The Pretentious: Aware of road rules and ideal behaviour. But quick to deviate from doing the right thing and are ready with justifications that explain their behaviour	The Idealist: Not just law-abiding and self-aware, but do not break rules unless there is an emergency or a “compulsion beyond control”

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