“Human personality can be considered through the lens of two broad dimensions known as agency and communion,” wrote the study’s researchers. “Agency reflects competence, independence, achievement and is characterised by a strong drive for control, power and influence, whereas communion relates to factors such as agreeableness, social dependence, and caring and is characterised by nurturing and cooperative behaviours.”

Simple choices for simply analyzing humans. I'm not one of the communalists - at least not in the sense delineated by them, but I'm not interested in control, power and influence. In fact, having power and influence can lead to more complex interactions with others you don't really want to interact with, which kinda detracts from the whole "competence, independence, achievement" premise stated earlier in the same sentence.