Marie Curie MBTI Inspired 5 Love Languages Infographic

Psychology infographic titled "5 Love Languages". PERSONALITY TYPE MATRIX adapted as an educational 5-card matrix for the informal personality framework of the 5 Love Languages, presented clearly as a non-diagnostic educational concept. Editorial psychology magazine illustration, bold gradient style, high-contrast bold palette, clean geometric layout, polished modern infographic design. Arrange as a balanced matrix of 5 large cards with strong visual hierarchy. Each card includes a title, a short one-line trait, and an evocative icon. Cards: 1) Words of Affirmation — "Feels valued through sincere spoken or written appreciation" with speech bubble or quote icon. 2) Acts of Service — "Feels cared for when helpful actions reduce stress" with helping hands or checklist icon. 3) Receiving Gifts — "Feels remembered through meaningful tokens and thoughtful surprises" with gift box or ribbon icon. 4) Quality Time — "Feels connected through focused attention and shared moments" with clock or two chairs icon. 5) Physical Touch — "Feels reassured through comforting, respectful touch" with hand or heart-touch icon. Include a small subtitle stating this is an informal educational relationship framework, not a diagnostic tool. Add subtle visual references inspired by scientific portraiture and vintage laboratory aesthetics to echo the search intent "marie curie mbti" without using those exact words on the image: elegant early-science motifs, radiant chemistry-like glow, refined academic poster energy, luminous teal-magenta gradients, strong contrast, confident typography, magazine-cover sophistication. No labeling viewers, no stigmatization, no medical or diagnostic claims. All text MUST be written in English (array). Every heading, label, caption, legend and metric name in the image must be in English — not English. Spell each English word correctly using English characters and diacritics. Numbers stay as digits, no diagnostic medical claims, no watermarks No diagnostic medical claims, no labeling viewers, no stigmatization. Frame personality systems as informal / educational, never as diagnostic tools.