Your results are a starting point, not a label.

Your assessment results provide an indication of the communication tendencies reflected in your responses.

They may help you recognise patterns that feel familiar, identify behaviours you rely on frequently and consider how you respond in different situations.

A higher score in one area doesn't automatically mean that tendency is better or worse than another.

The important question is how effectively you use the different approaches available to you.

Three questions worth asking yourself

01. What feels familiar?

Which results reflect behaviours you recognise in your everyday interactions?

02. What changes under pressure?

Do you respond differently when you're frustrated, challenged or uncertain?

03. What might you do differently?

Are there situations where consciously changing your approach could lead to a more constructive conversation?

This assessment is intended for personal reflection and development. It is not a clinical assessment, diagnosis or measure of professional competence.