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    This document describes the True Colors personality assessment model. It identifies four primary personality types or "colors" - Orange, Green, Blue, and Gold. The document explains that everyone has aspects of all four colors but one tends to dominate. It provides a quiz to help individuals identify their dominant "color" by scoring statements from 1 to 4 in five rows based on how well each statement describes them. Scoring the statements will reveal an individual's primary personality type out of the four colors. The goal is to increase self-understanding and understanding between others.

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    This document describes the True Colors personality assessment model. It identifies four primary personality types or "colors" - Orange, Green, Blue, and Gold. The document explains that everyone has aspects of all four colors but one tends to dominate. It provides a quiz to help individuals identify their dominant "color" by scoring statements from 1 to 4 in five rows based on how well each statement describes them. Scoring the statements will reveal an individual's primary personality type out of the four colors. The goal is to increase self-understanding and understanding between others.

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    This document describes the True Colors personality assessment model. It identifies four primary personality types or "colors" - Orange, Green, Blue, and Gold. The document explains that everyone has aspects of all four colors but one tends to dominate. It provides a quiz to help individuals identify their dominant "color" by scoring statements from 1 to 4 in five rows based on how well each statement describes them. Scoring the statements will reveal an individual's primary personality type out of the four colors. The goal is to increase self-understanding and understanding between others.

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    True Colors Test Question

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    Adrian Martinez Odasco
    This document describes the True Colors personality assessment model. It identifies four primary personality types or "colors" - Orange, Green, Blue, and Gold. The document explains that everyone has aspects of all four colors but one tends to dominate. It provides a quiz to help individuals identify their dominant "color" by scoring statements from 1 to 4 in five rows based on how well each statement describes them. Scoring the statements will reveal an individual's primary personality type out of the four colors. The goal is to increase self-understanding and understanding between others.

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    Discovering Our Personality Style Through TRUE COLORS

    Outcomes In this module participants will :


    Discover the qualities and characteristics of their own particular personality style
    or type;
    Gain an understanding of other personality styles.

    Key Concepts
    True Colors is a metaphor.
    Each person is a unique blend of the four colors or styles—a spectrum.
    There are no bad or good colors.
    There are wide individual variations within each color spectrum.

    Each of us has a different and unique personality; however, there are commonalities
    that we share. True Colors is an attempt to identify various personality styles and label
    them with colors. This model of categorizing personality styles is based on many years
    of work by other researchers and psychologists. Essentially it draws heavily on the work
    of Isabel Briggs-Myers, Katherine Briggs, and David Keirsey. Don Lowry, a student of
    Keirsey, developed the system called True Colors which uses four primary colors to
    designate personality types and behavioral styles.
    Lowry’s objective was the application of temperament or personality style to facilitate
    deeper communications and understanding. He hoped it would result in positive self-
    worth and self-esteem. The True Colors program was designed to maximize the
    application of psychological style in the workplace, in the family and in education and in
    other types of communities. The ease of understanding and use in all human
    relationships and interactions make this model very functional.
    The belief is that with increased understanding of ourselves and others that conflict will
    decrease. Once you learn your color and that of your co-workers, you will have a better
    understanding of why they behave the way they do!
    Each color is associated with certain personality traits or behaviors. Everyone has some
    degree of each color, but one color is predominant. The following quiz will identify your
    color spectrum. Print out the following two pages. Follow the directions carefully and
    transfer your scores to the score sheet. If you have two colors with the same score, you
    pick which one you think more accurately describes you.
    Instructions: Compare all 4 boxes in each row. Do not analyze each word; just get a sense
    of each box.Score each of the four boxes in each row from most to least as it
    describes you: 4 = most, 3 = a lot, 2 = somewhat, 1 = least.
    Row 1 A B C D
    Active Organized Warm Learning
    Variety Planned Helpful Science
    Sports Neat Friends Quiet
    Opportunities
    Spontaneous Parental Authentic Versatile
    Flexible Traditional Harmonious Inventive
    Responsible Compassionate Competent
    Score Score Score Score
    Row 2 E F G H
    Curious Caring Orderly Action
    Ideas People Oriented On-time Challenges
    Questions Feelings Honest Competitive
    Impetuous
    Conceptual Unique Stable Impactful
    Knowledge Empathetic Sensible
    Problem Solver Communicative Dependable
    Score Score Score Score
    Row 3 I J K L
    Helpful Kind Playful Independent
    Trustworthy Understanding Quick Exploring
    Dependable Giving Adventurous Competent
    Devoted Confrontive Theoretical
    Loyal Warm Open Minded Why Questions
    Conservative Poetic Independent Ingenious
    Organized
    Score Score Score Score
    Row 4 M N O P
    Follow Active Sharing Thinking
    Rules Free Getting Along Solving Problems
    Useful Winning Feelings Perfectionistic
    Save Money Daring Tender Determined
    Concerned Impulsive Inspirational Complex
    Procedural Risk Taker Dramatic Composed
    Cooperative
    Score Score Score Score
    Row 5 Q R S T
    Puzzles Social Causes Exciting Pride
    Seeking Info Easy Going Lively Tradition
    Making Sense Happy Endings Hands On Do Things Right
    Philosophical Approachable Courageous Orderly
    Principled Affectionate Skillful Conventional
    Rational Sympathetic On Stage Careful
    Score Score Score Score

    Total Orange Score Total Green Score Total Blue Score Total Gold Score
    A,H,K,N,S D, E, L, P, Q C, F, J, O, R B, G, I, M, T

    If any of the scores in the colored boxes are less than 5 or greater than 20 you have
    made an error. Please go back and read the instructions.

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