The problem of individual variations in the wide-organism organisation of experience is one of the pressing issues in a number of areas of psychology, particularly psychophysiology. The aim of the study was to assess the severity of VIA-24 indicators in individuals with different body composition ratios. Hypotheses about the possibility of dividing the study participants into groups based on different ratios of body composition indicators and VIA-24 patterns were tested. The study participants (N = 145; aged 18 to 35, Med = 19 years) completed the Values in Action (VIA-24) test, after which a multi-frequency impedance measurement was performed. Using a Two-Step Cluster, three groups of study participants were identified, differing in the ratio of body composition indicators: predominantly adipose tissue, predominantly muscle tissue, and mixed group. When assessing the distribution of VIA-24 values in these groups, it was found that they had different VIA-24 personality patterns, indicating different ways of achieving psychological well-being. The results obtained are considered based on the idea that the description of body composition and psychological traits characterise the organisation of individuals experiences, represented by orgism-wide functional systems, including cells of various morphological affiliations.
Varfolomeeva et al. (2025) studied this question.