7 Learning Profiles™ Style Profiles



Emotional Intelligence Profile

The EISP uses Degree of Structure and Motivation as scales to create a four-quadrant grid that describes the style of Emotional Intelligence people are most likely to use. The four styles-Reflective, Conceptual, Empathetic, and Organized-are plotted in the quadrants relative to the individual's score. Interpretive material is included.


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Assertiveness Styles Profile

The Assertiveness Profile reveals an individual's use of four distinct assertiveness styles. Full interpretation and explanatory notes are also included for personal action planning and improvement.

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Management Styles Questionnaire

The Management Styles Questionnaire will shed new light on your management style using Douglas McGregor's two highly influential ways of viewing people's motivation in the workplace: Theory X and Y.

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Influence Styles Clock

You can use the Influencing Style Clock to help your employees identify and improve the ways they influence others at work. It is a powerful tool for training, teambuilding, career counseling, personal development and sales training.

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Generational Style Assessment NEW!

Chances are, you’ve struggled with someone older – or younger – who just doesn’t see things your way. This assessment will help you understand the differences between the generations and identify ways to “flex” your own behavior to better work with or manage people of all ages.

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Learning Styles Profile

Based on the research off some of the leading experts in the field, Learning Style Questionnaire provides the concepts and insight into adult learning that every trainer needs. Identify your employees' strengths and weaknesses in the ways in which they learn.

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Negotiation Styles Profile

This instrument integrates fully with the conflict instrument in looking at the 'levels of energy' and 'levels of empathy' that may be used in a negotiation. The instrument plots individual scores in all quadrants of a grid, which reveal their use of four distinct negotiating styles - these are the styles of Pushy bullying, Quietly manipulating, Carefully suggesting, and Confidently promoting.

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