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 '''- Starfleet Academy Counseling Office, Post-graduate Assements'''
+{| role="presentation" class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
+| <strong>Excerpt from Personality Assesment Interview, S. Matthieu </strong>
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+| '''Counselor:''' You are working with a fellow crewmember to repair a damaged ship’s system. The other crew member is visibly irritated, exhibiting restless body language, frustrated speech and impatience with the task at hand. How does this affect you?
+'''''Matthieu:'''I suppose it would make me rather nervous. I am sure they would have their reasons, but I would be sure to stay out of their way in completing the task. ''
+'''C:'''So would you say it is accurate to say you are '''nonconfrontational''' and generally '''perceptive of or sensitive to the emotions and behaviour of those around you'''?
+'''''M:'''Yes, I would.''
+'''C:'''You are in attendance at a social event in your ship’s officer’s lounge. The ship’s fellow line officers are standing group together, sharing drinks and exchanging lively chatter. Do you choose to jump into the conversation with lively introduction, drawing the attention of the group?
+'''''M:'''I am not sure I would jump in without someone calling me over or some other direct invitation. There is something nice about having the life of the room go on around you, you know? It is that sensation of good feelings and activity washing over you as you pick up on bits of conversation, laughter and the little mannerisms of others… nice to just sit and listen. ''
+'''C:'''If a colleague were to approach you or invite you to conversation with themselves or perhaps a few others, would you be quick to engage with them?
+'''''M:'''Yes, I should think so. It is certainly nice to take part in a more personal conversation. The kind where you can get into a topic and really take the time to express real thought and feeling to someone.''
+'''C:'''You would describe yourself as '''reserved in social situations''' and never the life of the party, but '''thoughtful and engaging in personal interactions'''?
+'''''M:'''Yes, That sounds about right..''
+'''C:'''You have been tasked with leading a small team of crewmen to install and test a new technology on your starship. The task requires you to explain specific details and teach new skills as well as manage and closely guide the members work. How do you go about directing, teaching and working-with a group of colleagues?
+'''''M:'''In working with others, I would imagine myself leaning more towards explaining details and providing analysis of the situation and task. I am not sure I would be too quick to take a firm hand in guiding the actions of those I work with. It seems most natural to me to analyse the work of those I oversee and make precise recommendations and breakdowns of patterns to achieve maximum efficiency.''
+'''C:'''In professional environments you are an '''analytical leader''' who is '''detail oriented''' and most often prefers the '''advisory style of leadership and functioning'''.
+'''''M:'''Yes, I agree with that statement, certainly.''
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 {{Citation|Starfleet Academy Graduate Ribbon|Year or Stardate|Starfleet Academy|Awarded to those who have graduated from Starfleet Academy.}}
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+<gallery mode=packed heights="410px" gallery class="center">
+Image:Stefan Matthieu Academy.jpg|Cadet Fourth Class Stefan Matthieu, first-year academy portrait. Starfleet Academy, Marseille Campus, Earth, 2392.
+Image:Matthieu Commission.jpg|Ensign Stefan Matthieu receiving first commission as an officer on the starship USS Atlantis.
+</gallery>