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Carl's Style ( S/IC): Carl's Personality Blend Description: Words that
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Carl's
Strengths Supportive and Interactive Carl is relationship-oriented and nurturing. Carl tends to be concerned about how others feel and the reasons for their feelings. Carl will usually express ideas with the mindset of suggesting or encouraging. Perceptive Towards Others Carl has an ability to sense what people are feeling and understand their mindset. Carl desires to be sensitive and appropriate dealing with others. Carl enjoys providing a fun team-oriented environment where people get along without conflict.
How to Be Your Best Take Action When Appropriate Balance your sensitivity towards others with the ability to take action when necessary. Communicate Your Preferences You have a generous nature that tends to be self-sacrificing. Share your preferences with others in order to build closeness and better understanding. Express Your Needs It is important to express your needs to others by letting them know how important they are to you. Otherwise, they may never know how you "truly" feel. Make Decisions on Positive Possibilities Focus on what is possible. This mindset will lead to stepping out more, facing decisions, and making choices which open up possibilities. |
Personal
Keys for Carl Carl's Primary Drive: Relationally supportive mixed with a commitment to quality Carl's Individual Giftedness: Working with people within a defined order or framework Carl's Value to a Team: Getting positive results in spite of bad situations through being cool under fire; modeling respect for authority Carl's Ideal Environment: "Stable, predictable, sensible procedures; friendly coworkers" Carl's
Motivational Preferences: Carl's
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Graphs for Carl Smith
Graph Data: (Based on the DISC model of human behavior) Your "most choices" reflect how you respond in your environment (see Graph I above). This is the behavior that others are most likely to observe. These scores may be studied to learn more about how you adapt to your environment. Your "most choices" scores were as follows: D most = 0, I most = 6, S most = 14, C most = 4 Your "least choices" scores reflect the real you (see Graph II above). This is the behavior that you are most comfortable with. These scores may be further studied for insights into your natural behavioral style (behavioral preferences). Graph II is used to identify your basic personality style. Your "least choices" scores were as follows:D least = 21, I least = 1, S least = 0, C least = 2 We hope that this report has been useful to you! To learn more about the DISC model of human behavior, we invite you to take advantage of our free online course on Better Relationships.
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