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Sample Report
Understanding your Intepersonal Orientation.
No human wants to live in isolation and they want to interact and share
The need for Inclusion their social craving among other people be it in their workplace,
relates to forming new personal lives or any other social settings.
relationships and associating
with people and determines This tool focuses on how you are oriented to interpersonal relations. It
the extent of contact and is a measure of your interpersonal needs and not a test of your abilities.
prominence that a person It identifies how you tend to behave towards others and how you want
seeks. It is about them to behave towards you. This report will help you understand how
recognition, belonging, you handle interpersonal relationships, your own social needs, how
participation, contact with others perceive you and how you see them.
others, and how you relate This instrument is based on the model that identifies six interpersonal
to groups. Descriptors needs under three broad categories - Inclusion, Affection and Control
include: Belonging;
Recognition; Involvement; 1. The need for interaction - Belonging & Recognition - INCLUSION
Distinction; Participation. 2. The need for relationship - Affiliation & Reach out - AFFECTION
3. The need for power - Power & Influence - CONTROL
This assessment also indicates your preferences in regard to two
The need for Control distinct aspects of each of these need areas. Expressed and wanted
indicates how much influence behaviours operate dynamically between individuals. How
and responsibility you want to individuals respond to expressed behaviour from others will depend
cast around yourself and how on how much they want that type of behaviour or are prepared to
much you want others to lead accept and tolerate.
and influence you. Control is
about both your one - to - one
relationships and your Give or Expressed behavior receive or wanted behavior
behaviour as a part of a group. How much do you prefer to How much do you prefer
Some people are more initiate the behaviour? others to take the initiative?
comfortable when they are in How do you actually behave How much do you want to
charge of people. They like to with respect to the three be on the receiving end of
give orders and make fundamental interpersonal those behaviours?
decisions. At other times, they needs? What is your comfort level
prefer to have no control over What is your comfort level when others direct their
others and in fact prefer to be engaging in the behaviours behaviours associated with
controlled by others. associated with the six needs the six needs to you?
The need for Affection Inclusion control Affection
relates to emotion ties and Belonging | Recognition Power | Influence Affiliation | Reach out
warm connections between I make an effort to include I try to exert control I make an effort to get
people, and determines the others in my activities. I try and influence over close to people. I am
extent of closeness that a Give or Expressed to belong, to join social things. I enjoy organising comfortable expressing
person seeks. It is about groups - to be with people things and directing personal feelings and I
closeness, warmth, as much as possible others try to be supportive of
others
sensitivity, opennes and
how you relate to others. I want other people to I feel most comfortable I want others to act
Descriptors include: include me in their activities working in well defined warmly towards me. I
personal ties; support; Receive or Wanted and to invite me to belong. I situations. I try to get enjoy it when people
consensus; openness; enjoy it when others notice clear expectations and share their feelings with
sensitivity. me instructions me and when they
encourage my efforts
*Disclaimer: This is not a Personality Style Report. This report is based on the answers given by the respondent during the assessment. As you read this report, please consider how the results compare with your
own sense of how you interact with others. Like most psychometric assessments this report does not claim 100 percent accuracy. You should avoid making major decisions based on the results of only this
assessment . It is strongly recomended that this report be interpreted alongside other personality assessment tools like MBTI, Hogan, Clifton StrengthFinder, etc. The results of this assessment should not be used
to make a judgement about whether any behaviour or any person is good or bad. This report is designed specifically for meeting training and development objectives, and should be used only for such purposes.

