Week 1: Factors, Combinations and Read Back

Question 1

A:B

Answer 1

Orientation

Task Oriented A > B

People Oriented B > A

Question 2

A:C

Answer 2

Action

Proactive A > C

Responsive C > A

Question 3

A:D

Answer 3

Risk

Comfortable with Risk A > D
Cautious with Risk D > A

Question 4

B:C

Answer 4

Connection

Quick to Connect B > C

Takes Time to Connect C > B

Question 5

B:D

Answer 5

Interaction

Informal B > D

Formal D > B

Question 6

C:D

Answer 6

Rules

Casual with Rules C > D

Careful with Rules D > C

Question 7

The wider the spread between two Factors, the _______ the expression of the relationship in the person’s behavior.

Answer 7

Stronger

Question 8

A Factor on the midpoint means the associated behavior is ___________.

Answer 8

Situational

Question 9

Process for Reading (4 Steps)

Answer 9

1. Needs for each factor
2. Behaviors for each factor
3. Factor combinations widest to narrowest
4. Self-concept changes

Question 10

What does Factor M stand for?

Answer 10

Represents the number of stimulus items (checklist words) an individual selected when completing assessment.

Question 11

True or False: An M Factor score of less than 6 or more than 80 will not provide adequate information for interpretation.

Answer 11

True

Question 12

Factor E

Answer 12

Measures the extent to which an individual tends to be either subjective or objective at the point of decision making.

Question 13

True or False: Adaptations that require more energy are less difficult to sustain.

Answer 13

False: Adaptations that require more energy are MORE difficult to sustain.