The document discusses the DISC model, which examines behavioral styles based on four quadrants: Dominant, Influential, Steady, and Conscious. It provides descriptions of characteristics for each quadrant for both individuals and their behavior in environments. The schedule includes exercises where participants observe what they see, identify themselves, and have conversations. The concept of DISC is defined as examining individual behavior based on William Moulton Marston's work. Applications of DISC include understanding tolerance, improving relationships, optimizing time, and being cautious rather than reactive.
2. E恰界艶姻界庄壊艶 1: What do you see?
Do not think only answer your first
appreciation
What do they look like to?
E恰界艶姻界庄壊艶 2: Who Am I?
Identify ourselves
Who do I feel identify with?
Conversation and ideas
The Schedule
8. E恰界艶姻界庄壊艶 1: What did we see?
We often see qualifiers that rest in
our minds.
First impressions
Memories
Paradigms = Mind models
Remarks
9. Excercise 2: Who we are?
We surround and build our personality with help
of things and people that we feel identified with
and we lean toward these things and people.
People Things
Behaviour Products
Speech Places
Beliefs
Preferences and tastes
More common things with us
Remarks
10. We do not
realize
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11. The concept:
DISC is the four quadrant behavioral
model based on the work of William
Moulton Marston Ph.D. (1893 - 1947)
to examine the behavior of individuals
in their environment or within a
specific situation. DISC looks at
behavioral styles and behavioral
preferences
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Addressed tests
Special Assesments
The DISC
13. Very active in dealing with problems and
challenges.
Demanding
Forceful
Egocentric
Strong
Willed
Driving
Determined
Ambitious
Aggressive
Pioneering
The DISC
14. Influence others through talking and activity
and tend to be emotional.
Convincing
Magnetic
Political
Enthusiastic
Persuasive
Warm
Demonstrative
Trusting
Optimistic
The DISC
15. Want a steady pace, security, and do not
like sudden change.
Calm
Relaxed
Patient
Possessive
Predictable
Deliberate
Stable
Consistent
Tend to be unemotional (explosive)
Poker faced
The DISC
16. Styles adhere to rules, regulations, and
structure. They like to do quality work and
do it right the first time..
Careful
Cautious
Exacting
Neat
Systematic
Diplomatic
Accurate
Tactful
The DISC
17. Humanbeings Products
The humanbeing and the product
18. Dominant Influent
Assertive
Steady Conscious
Passive
The DISC
19. Understanding: tolerance
Relationship: better interaction with
people.
Time: optimization.
Precaution instead reaction.
When we realize about something we
must change.
Some advantages of DISC
20. Directive Interactive
Supportive Corrective
The DISC in Enterprises
21. Firstimpression is important but not
the MOST important.
Look at others as complementary
brands. (tastes, colors, flavors:
relative)
Which is the brand I want to project?
How do I want others look at me?
Mind opened to change and evolution.
Its Important