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Angela Person

Verification

Self-Aware Student

Introduction 00

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01 Verification ENFP

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Result and best-fit verification with psychological pattern consistency scores.

Verified Result

92% Accuracy
65 Vote Tally
Invent
Interpreting
Extraverted Intuition
Value
Valuing
Introverted Feeling
Ne
Commonly referred to as:
ENFP
Fi

Angela's Vote Tally from Self-Discovery Activities

  • Viewing This Report 1st Pattern 65
  • 2nd Pattern 56
  • 3rd Pattern 54
  • 4th Pattern 50
  • 5th Pattern 45
  • 6th Pattern 42
  • 7th Pattern 34
  • 8th Pattern 28
  • 9th Pattern 21
  • 10th Pattern 20
  • 11th Pattern 19
  • 12th Pattern 18
  • 13th Pattern 13
  • 14th Pattern 12
  • 15th Pattern 10
  • 16th Pattern 9

Below are the instructions to allow Angela to complete verification and get access to additional reports.

What Angela's Vote Tally Means:

A Vote Tally is shown for each psychological pattern, often called a personality pattern or type. The Vote is tallied based on the consistency of choices during the self-discovery activity process. These vote tallies make it easier to help Angela identify and verify her likely best-fit. Using the analogy of an election, now that the first round of voting is done, Angela heads to a run-off election.

The Vote Tally shows you the current predictions for Angela's likely best-fit psychological pattern.

  • The higher the Vote Tally, the more likely a psychological pattern is a good fit and the lower the Vote Tally, the less likely it is to be a good fit.
  • No assessment, test, or other self-discovery process will ever be perfect with 100% accuracy.

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Each person is unique, so during the verification process we are only trying to find the psychological pattern that is as close as possible to accurately describing you. This means that while each psychological pattern near the beginning of the list is going to sound a lot like you, it will also have a few things that don’t fit you. The goal is to find the psychological pattern that feels to you like the “closest” fit. There will never be a "perfect" fit.

A best-fit and verification process helps solve many of the problems with the accuracy of any self-discovery process. A best-fit and verification process is not only a necessary requirement for the ethical use of many assessments – it is also a great way to help make sure any advice provided will be as accurate and as meaningful as possible. For our reports, we combine each person’s verified psychological likely best-fit with all the data we have on that individual with other psychological models to provide the most personalized reports and advice we can.

Instructions To Unlock Additional Reports (takes approximately 15-30 minutes)

  1. Read your highest Vote Tally pattern
    - Read to review which parts of the report feel like a good fit for you and which do not fit you as well.
  2. Review your second highest Vote Tally pattern
    - Use the Verification sidebar on the right and click the button to change to your second psychological pattern.
    - Read the report based on this second psychological pattern and determine if it is a better fit than the first one.
  3. Compare against the third highest Vote Tally pattern
    - Use the Verification sidebar on the right and click the button to change to your third psychological pattern.
    - Review the report for this third psychological pattern.
  4. Confirm which pattern is the closest fit for you
    - Once you have viewed at least three different patterns you can Verify.
    - Go back to the Verification sidebar and click the "Ready To Confirm" button.
    - Select the pattern that was the closest fit and click CONFIRM PATTERN.
    - Use the slider to indicate how accurate the pattern is from 60%-99%.
    - Click SAVE PATTERN.
    - Click YES, SAVE to complete verification.
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Bonus Points and Extra Gold Stars:
If you really want to understand yourself better and how you are different from other people then a great extra step you can take is to use the Verification bar to view the patterns with the lowest Vote Tally. Doing this gives you an opportunity to see how people really different from you see the world and feel about themselves. To paraphrase Roger Pearman "They are not crazy, they are just not you"!

Verification Authors
Original work by: Sterling Bates Katherine Hirsh © Step Research Corporation

02 Go-To Behaviors ENFP

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This section shows your top two Go-To behaviors based on Carl Jung’s Psychological Types.

Invent

Value

This is where Angela likely starts when interacting with the world. The Primary or Dominant behavior.

Invent

Explore the emerging patterns.

Brainstorm

Look to the new and different ideas and explore many possibilities
Angela adds value in a group by focusing on:

• Brainstorming new ideas
• Discovering patterns and trends
If the primary behavior is not enough then this is where Angela likely goes for answers next.

Value

Stay true to who they really are.

Engage

Decide based on ethically right or wrong and sync with individual values
Angela adds value in a group by focusing on:

• Building trust and commitment
• Authentic communication
Go-To Behaviors Authors
Original work by: Sterling Bates Gene Bellotti Katherine Hirsh Dario Nardi © Step Research Corporation

03 Who Am I? ENFP

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A quick snapshot view into who a person is.

  • I am Expressive
  • I am Enterprising
  • I am Warm
  • I am Spontaneous

8 Things I Am Good At

I am good at...

  1. ...connecting people together
  2. ...finding new ways to have fun
  3. ...getting people to co-operate
  4. ...trying something new
  5. ...creating opportunities for people
  6. ...valuing everyone's contribution
  7. ...enjoying the variety of life
  8. ...winging it

7 Things That May Cause Me To Get Upset

I may get upset when...

  1. ...people close to me are upset and whatever I do doesn't help
  2. ...I have to conform to standards I disagree with
  3. ...people jump to conclusions
  4. ...I spend too much time alone
  5. ...I have to do things I hate
  6. ...I'm restricted
  7. ...life is dull

The Top 9 Things I May Need Help With

I may need help with...

  1. ...focusing my attention
  2. ...settling down to do the boring stuff
  3. ...finishing what I start
  4. ...sticking to a routine
  5. ...listening long enough to understand how to complete the task
  6. ...enjoying the present moment
  7. ...understanding perfectionists
  8. ...making choices
  9. ...knowing when I need a break
Who Am I? Authors
Original work by: Sue Blair © Step Research Corporation

04 Cognitive Super Power ENFP

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This section describes your Superpower; your dominant, "go to" behavior that is so natural, fast, and easy to access, you may not even know you have or are using it.

The “superpower” described here is a distinctive personality quality that comes naturally to the person who has it, whereas it would take others a great deal of concerted effort to access the same sort of skill.  This Cognitive Super Power is a reflection of how their specific personality type can be leveraged when working with others to make a large contribution to the group.  This is based on Jungian dominant function.  It represents the preferred and typically strongest function of the individual at their best.
Energized Webs

Energized Webs

Angela’s Superpower

"We can move forward together."
  • Compelled to help by generating endless ideas to change things for everyone’s benefit
  • Does everything in her power to explore new and unusual possibilities, and analyze for uncommon connections
  • Angela may sometimes fail to finish because she is is coming up with new additions
  • She loves connecting ideas in unique, innovative ways, often making changes just for the fun of it
  • Angela typically finds brainstorming a relief to finally let all her ideas out
Cognitive Super Power Authors
Original work by: Sterling Bates Gene Bellotti Katherine Hirsh © Step Research Corporation

05 Essential Motivator ENFP

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Essential Motivators, your core psychological needs, values and talents as described by Linda Berens

What are your core psychological needs, values and talents? What needs are so essential to your existence that you will go to great lengths to get them met? Your core psychological needs and values have been with you from the beginning as well as the talents that help you scratch the itch that the needs create. This is the heart of who we are, so you will learn more about the essence of the roots of your personality as well as of those around you. This will open up a deep understanding of different perspectives, different talent agendas, and sources of conflict and stress. The Essential Motivators aspect of the Berens CORE™ lenses is grounded in the patterns David Keirsey called temperament and that were further differentiated and refined by Linda Berens.
Catalyst

Catalyst

Angela’s Essential Motivator

  • Angela tends to be gifted at unifying diverse peoples and helping individuals realize their potential
  • She builds bridges between people through empathy and clarification of deeper issues
  • She uses these same skills to help people work through difficulties
  • Thus, Angela can make an excellent mediator, helping people and companies solve conflicts through mutual cooperation
  • If working on a global level, Angela tends to champion a cause
  • If working on an individual level, she focuses on growth and development of the person.

Goals

Unique identity

Stressors

Insincerity and betrayal

Loss of meaning

Lack of integrity

Essential Motivator Authors
Original work by: Linda Berens © Step Research Corporation

06 Interaction Style ENFP

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How you tend to express yourself to others.

How do you tend to express yourself? How are you driven to interact with others? What is your natural energy and movement pattern? Your core Interaction Styles is the most easily observed aspect of your CORE since it is embodied in your communications and movements. The Berens Interaction Styles lens helps us establish rapport and greatly affects relationships of all kinds. Berens Interaction Styles is reflective of the long researched work on temperament in children as well as a deconstruction and reintegration of Social Styles and DiSC models.
Get-Things-Going

Energizer - Get-Things-Going

Angela’s Interaction Style

I have faith that whatever emerges in the interaction will move us forward.
  • Energetic
  • Animated
  • Gregarious
  • Expressive
  • Enthusiastic
  • Engaging
  • Persuasive
  • Casual

Goals

To involve and be involved

To move things along

Stressors

Not being a part of what's going on
Feeling unliked or not accepted

Interaction Style Authors
Original work by: Linda Berens © Step Research Corporation