REFLECT / CONNECT / GROW
Discover your DISC patterns
Two choices. Which sounds more like you?
Explore how you approach decisions, people, change, and details.
Public pilot · 42–48 paired questionsA little more to explore
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Your answers leave room for more than one pattern. Six more pairs may help us explore it. A mixed result is normal, and these questions may still leave the picture unclear.
YOUR LEADERSHIP / A CLOSER LOOK
An original DISC-inspired pilot for reflection and coaching.
Synthetic example · No real participant
THE PATTERN IN YOUR CHOICES
Your pattern at a glance
How often you selected each preference when it appeared. These are counts, not personality percentages.
UNDERSTAND YOUR RESULTSHow to read your resultUnderstand your scores and use them with care.
KEEP EXPLORING
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Your result is a starting point. Explore the history of DISC and how its ideas can help us understand ourselves and work with others.
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A CONVERSATION WITH LANCE
Lance Rhoades
Executive leadership · Spiritual formation
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ABOUT THIS ASSESSMENTHow this pilot worksThe questions, follow-ups, and research behind this reflection.
You compare pairs of behaviors. The main set gives each DISC style the same number of opportunities. Six similar questions help us notice when a preference changes; they do not add to your scores.
When scores are close or answers leave uncertainty, six further comparisons explore the pattern. The rules for showing a leading tendency are provisional. They have not been established through validation research.
The scores compare your choices within this questionnaire. They are not percentages of your personality or rankings against other people. The report is for reflection and coaching, not hiring decisions.
If you join the research, we will review question clarity, preference patterns, and later retakes. Agreeing with a report does not by itself show that the assessment is accurate.