Documentation & Record Keeping Flashcards
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Which letters of DISC are usually described as more task-focused rather than people-focused in the classic model?
Answer: D and C
Dominance and Conscientiousness are typically viewed as task-oriented, while Influence and Steadiness are people-oriented.
An HR department wants to keep DISC data separate from performance reviews. What is the main reason to document this separation?
Answer: To prevent a style profile from being misused as a performance rating
DISC describes behavioral tendencies, so keeping it distinct prevents unfair use as a performance score.
What should an informed-consent note for a DISC assessment include?
Answer: Purpose, who will see results and how they will be stored
Valid consent explains purpose, access and storage so participants know how their data will be used.
A facilitator's session notes say 'Pat is a D so Pat will never listen.' What is the best revision?
Answer: 'Pat showed a direct style and prefers concise input; discuss preferred communication.'
The revision replaces a fixed prediction with observed preferences and an action.
Which is a good reason to include a short interpretation guide in a DISC file?
Answer: It helps future readers understand terms and scale
A guide ensures later readers interpret the terms and scales consistently.
When a DISC profile is used in team-building, what is a best-practice record to keep?
Answer: A summary of team style distribution and agreed communication norms
Team records should focus on style mix and shared agreements, not ranking individuals.
What is the appropriate action when a participant withdraws consent for storing their DISC results?
Answer: Follow policy to delete or restrict the data and document it
Honoring withdrawal of consent per policy and logging the action respects privacy and compliance.
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