Data Analysis & Reporting Flashcards
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Which statement correctly describes the difference between correlation and causation in DISC research?
Answer: A link between high D and leadership roles does not prove that D causes leadership success
Correlational findings show association only and cannot establish that one factor causes an outcome.
If a team's aggregate DISC data show no one with high S, what risk might a report highlight?
Answer: Potential gaps in patience, consistency and supportive follow-through
Lack of S-style strengths can leave the team short on steady support and consistency.
What is construct validity for a DISC instrument?
Answer: The degree to which it actually measures the behavioral dimensions it claims to
Construct validity concerns whether the test measures the intended underlying concepts.
Which is an appropriate use of DISC data in a workplace report?
Answer: Improving communication and team collaboration
DISC is best suited to development and communication, not as a sole basis for employment decisions.
A sample of 30 respondents is used to draw conclusions about all employees in a 10,000-person company. What is the main concern?
Answer: Limited sample size and possible sampling bias reduce generalizability
Small or non-random samples limit how confidently results can be generalized.
On a DISC report, a respondent's highest factor is S and second is C. How is the style typically labeled?
Answer: SC
The primary S and secondary C yield an SC blend, often described as steady and accurate.
Which reporting habit best reduces the risk of stereotyping when communicating DISC results?
Answer: Emphasizing that everyone has all four styles in varying degrees
Stressing that everyone blends all four styles discourages rigid labeling.
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