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Behavioral Dimension

On the previous page you made an initial assessment of your behavioral dimension. Please read the description each behavioral dimension below. And also remember that the result reflects your behavior in relation to the situation that you chose. It is possible that you will react very differently in different situations.


D-Dominant

  • Tends to show a strong will
  • Does not necessarily yield
  • Prefers to make own rules
  • Doesn’t like being told what to do.
  • Possibly sees changes that are necessary to improve a situation
  • Has no fear of risks, as long as they don’t lead to too many conflicts
  • Is competitively oriented and wants to win, and thus sometimes keeps his/her feelings secret

I-Influencing

  • Regards situations as worthwhile if they allow him/her to be with other people
  • Likes being well known and having many friends
  • Is usually cheerful
  • Finds it easy to express feelings
  • Is very helpful in situations that involve reuniting people
  • Generates enthusiasm that involve reuniting people
  • Finds it easy to talk to other people
  • Possibly thinks more than others about how things affect him/her

C-Cautious

  • Wants to do things as precisely as possible
  • Is dependable for others
  • Thinks things through carefully and pays attention to detail to ensure that he/she makes few mistakes
  • Feels that others are not as concerned about quality
  • Examines his/her own work several times and wants to ensure that everything is right
  • Is probably unhappy if he/she cannot live up to his/her own high standards

S-Steady

  • Wants to act for the benefit of others
  • Is a good listener and very sensitive to people in his/her own environment
  • Prefers getting on well with people to arguing and quarrelling
  • Has a preference for a stable, safe and predictable environment
  • Prefers to think things through well before changing, and then to adapt at his/her own speed