The comprehensive report draws up an in-depth image of the subject, followed by operative recommendations. It provides a profound analysis of the subject's personality and behavior, focusing on the characteristics relevant to customer requirements for managing an optimal interaction. It ranks the subject on measures of various properties, such as reliability, loyalty, stability, and other relevant aspects (e.g., impulsivity, need for control, need for social contact, self-monitoring, self-interest, fear, prejudice, and more). Reviewing the subject's specific behaviors in relevant scenarios, the comprehensive report also predicts his/her future behaviors and the expected expressions of his/her personality features in interaction with the customer. In addition, it makes specific recommendations regarding the desired client-subject interaction context (e.g., how to minimize attempts to exploit the trust placed in him/her; how to adjust the client's behavior according to the subject, etc.). Constructed according to the customer's requirements and dynamic specifications, this profile requires multifaceted information stemming from at least three independent sources besides the client.