DISC 17: DISC Behavioral Model Self-Assessment

All of us are interested in finding out more about ourselves and others. Our naturalcuriosity of the world clearly applies to our role in it and the ways we respond to it.DISC is a behavioral model developed by Dr. William Marston in the 1920sintended to identify and categorize how we perceive and respond to ourenvironment and each other. The strength of the model rests not only in its abilityto measure and categorize observable behaviors and emotions but also in itscapacity to provide the necessary information for each of us to exercise moreflexibility with a variety of people and situations.DISC 17 represents 24 questions presented as groupings of descriptive words.Completion of the assessment is simple and quick. Answer the questions,determine your DISC profile, then read your corresponding narrative speaking toyour individual strengths and growth areas.Reduce tension and unhelpful conflict. Learn to naturally customize yourcommunication skills depending on the person and situation. Expand yourleadership and influence. Strengthen relationships across all aspects of your life. Read more