Communication & Stakeholder Relations Flashcards
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A stakeholder with a high-D style interrupts your presentation and asks for the bottom line. What is the best response?
Answer: State the conclusion and recommended action first, then offer details
High-D styles value speed and results, so leading with the conclusion matches their preference.
Which communication approach works best with a high-S (Steadiness) colleague facing a big change?
Answer: Explain the change gradually, offer reassurance, and give time to adjust
High-S individuals prefer stability, so a calm and supportive rollout reduces resistance.
A high-C (Conscientiousness) client asks for the data behind your proposal. What should you do?
Answer: Provide detailed, accurate documentation and sources
High-C styles value accuracy and evidence, so thorough documentation builds their confidence.
Which statement best describes a high-I (Influence) communicator's natural style?
Answer: Enthusiastic, talkative, and people-oriented
High-I styles are outgoing, expressive, and energized by interaction.
You are a high-D leader emailing a high-S team member. What adjustment helps most?
Answer: Add warmth, context, and acknowledgment of their contributions
Adapting toward S-style needs for warmth and context improves reception.
In DISC, what is the main purpose of 'style flexing' in stakeholder communication?
Answer: Adapting your communication approach to fit the other person's preferences
Style flexing is a temporary behavioral adjustment to improve understanding, not a personality change.
A stakeholder with a high-I style seems disengaged in a long, data-heavy meeting. What is the most likely cause?
Answer: The format lacks interaction and energy
High-I individuals thrive on interaction and tend to lose engagement in dry, one-way formats.
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