Trivia Flashcards
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Which CliftonStrengths theme is characterized by a desire to achieve something every single day?
Answer: Achiever
Achiever describes people who have a constant drive to accomplish tasks and feel that each day must have tangible achievement.
What distinguishes the Woo theme from the Relator theme?
Answer: Woo focuses on winning over strangers; Relator focuses on deepening existing relationships
Woo (Winning Others Over) is energized by meeting new people, while Relator finds deep satisfaction in close, trusted relationships.
The CliftonStrengths philosophy is rooted in which branch of psychology?
Answer: Positive psychology
CliftonStrengths is grounded in positive psychology, which focuses on what is right with people rather than diagnosing deficiencies.
How many questions does the full CliftonStrengths online assessment contain?
Answer: 177
The CliftonStrengths assessment presents 177 paired statements and respondents choose how closely each describes them.
Which theme describes someone who looks for ways to turn something average into something superb?
Answer: Maximizer
Maximizer focuses on taking strengths from good to great rather than fixing weaknesses.
The Activator theme is best described as someone who:
Answer: Is energized by turning thoughts into action immediately
Activators believe the best way to learn is to start doing, and they energize others by initiating action.
What is the statistical likelihood that two randomly selected people share the same Top 5 CliftonStrengths in the same order?
Answer: 1 in 33 million
Gallup states the odds of two people sharing the same Top 5 themes in exact order is 1 in 33 million, highlighting uniqueness.
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