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1. Form a hypothesis:
People who tend to work a lot (and the rest of the definition of LIE) are more likely to form a long-lasting relationship with people who tend to enjoy cleaning (and the rest of the definition of ESI) than with people who tend to be cheerful (and the rest of the definition of IEI).
2. Create an assessment that will give each time the same results
3. Test couples of certain types in certain conditions
4. You have (or you don't) evidence that certain types get along better than others
5. Of course, it doesn't prove that information elements exist, but what it does, it divides people in 16 categories and proves that some categories get along better than others