QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
◉ Temperant. Answer: -we control our feelings and actions
-guard emotions
◉ First step to solving people problem. Answer: -Controlling your
feelings
◉ personality and temperament. Answer: -the predictable patterns
of thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.
◉ active or passive roles. Answer: Extrovert vs Introvert
◉ Behavioral Blend. Answer: There are four basic personality types.
These types, also known as temperaments, blend together to
determine your unique personality. To help you understand why you
often feel, think, and act the way you do,
◉ Graph 1 is your masked and guarded behavior. Answer: This is
expected of me! you go in and out of the two graphs all day long
, ◉ My graph 1 results. Answer: -As an "S" type, you think people
expect you to be more sensitive and submissive. You like blending in
with the crowd because you feel that others want you to be still and
quiet. You can be very loyal and friendly on an individual basis. You
act like people want you to be more withdrawn and reserved in
public. You often think you need to serve humanity and do what you
are told, rather than challenge others and do what you want to do.
Your humble spirit and quiet demeanor makes you well-liked. You
are not very outwardly friendly, but you have many friends. People
like you because you are not overbearing or confrontational. You
think others want you to be pleasing and easy-going.
◉ High D. Answer: -Motivation: challenge & control
-Environmental Needs: Freedom, authority, varied activities, difficult
assignments, opp. for advancement
-Responds to leader: provides direct answers, sticks to business,
stresses goals, provides pressure, allows for freedom of personal
accomplishment
-Need to learn: people are important, relaxation, some controls are
needed, everyone has a boss, verbalizing conclusions helps others
understand
◉ High I. Answer: -Motivation: Recognition
-Environmental Needs: Prestige, friendly relationships, opp. to
influence others, opp. to inspire others, chance to verbalize ideas