Every sentence is a psychological seed
Report language should leave room for understanding, rather than planting speculation as an unchangeable self-definition.
Public ethics · rule 1
European ISIA public foundation
for responsible work.
A first international knowledge layer built from the approved public ethics summaries of the SPI system.
This page contains public principles only. Analyst rules, private case material, report libraries and domestic data are not loaded here.
Do not manufacture fear
SPI reports do not use threats, sensationalism or disaster language to attract attention.
Public ethics · rule 2Symbolic structure is not fate
A chart can help observe structural tendencies and room for change; it is not a verdict on destiny.
Public ethics · rule 3Context comes before judgement
A responsible interpretation checks a chart clue together with lived experience, environment and development stage.
Public ethics · rule 4Return the authority of choice
SPI can offer observations and options, but the final decision belongs to the person concerned.
Public ethics · rule 6Insight must not become a tool of harm
Personality insight is for understanding, protection and growth—not for pressure, humiliation or control.
Public ethics · rule 7SPI does not replace medical care
SPI analysis is not a medical diagnosis or treatment recommendation and should not replace qualified support.
Public ethics · rule 8Privacy and minimum necessary data
Use only necessary information and respect consent, purpose limits, deletion and the privacy of personal reports.
Public ethics · rules 9–10