Technology & Tools Flashcards
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On a typical DISC graph, a point plotted well above the midline suggests that:
Answer: The trait is expressed strongly in the person's behavior
Points above the midline indicate a stronger tendency to show that behavior.
What does an 'adapted style' graph represent?
Answer: Behavior a person shows in a specific environment, such as work
Adapted style shows how a person adjusts behavior to the demands of a given setting.
A report describing someone as 'direct, decisive, and results-focused' most likely reflects a high:
Answer: D
High Dominance is associated with directness, decisiveness and results orientation.
Why do many DISC reports include a section on behavior under stress?
Answer: Styles can shift or intensify under pressure, affecting teamwork
Showing stress responses helps people anticipate and manage conflicts under pressure.
A 'team map' in DISC software is mainly used to:
Answer: Plot team members' styles together to reveal balance and gaps
Team maps visualize the distribution of styles to help identify strengths and blind spots.
Test-retest reliability for a DISC tool tells you:
Answer: Whether results are similar when the same person retakes it
Test-retest reliability measures consistency of results over repeated administrations.
If a person's natural and adapted graphs differ greatly, the report usually suggests:
Answer: The person is modifying their behavior significantly for the environment
A large gap signals that the person flexes their style a lot, which can be tiring over time.
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