Enneagram Theory is a personality framework that categorizes human behavior into nine distinct types, each represented by a point on a nine-pointed diagram. Each type has its own motivations, fears, and patterns of thinking, feeling, and behaving. The theory helps individuals understand their own personality traits and those of others, promoting personal growth and improved relationships. The nine types are often referred to by their numbers, from Type 1 to Type 9, and each type is associated with specific characteristics. The Enneagram also explores the dynamics between types, including how they interact and influence one another, providing a comprehensive tool for self-awareness and development.