4. Structure and order

Those who embodies compassion and idealism, may bully others if they feel their values or beliefs are threatened. They may become self-righteous or judgmental, using moral superiority to justify their behavior towards those who they perceive as morally inferior.

Those who seeks knowledge and understanding, may bully others who challenge their intellectual superiority or question their beliefs. They may use their intellect to belittle or criticize those who they perceive as ignorant or inferior.

People who prioritizes nurturing and responsibility, may bully others if they feel their sense of security or stability is threatened. They may resort to controlling or manipulative behavior to maintain order and protect their own interests.