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The most easily understood teachings regarding human behavior are based on
the "DISC" model, a theory devised by Dr. William Marston, a Columbia
University psychologist during the 1920s and 30s.
Marston identified four major patterns of behavior that are present in
everyone, to a greater or lesser degree. In 1928, he published this
"breakthrough" information in his book, Emotions of Normal People.
Since that time, exhaustive studies have been conducted by university
education and psychology departments, involving many thousands of
subjects, with the aim of validating, refining and improving upon
Marston's initial concepts.
Research continues to affirm this theory that as individuals, our drives
are "powered" either by our outgoing or our reserved
approach to life, and that our direction is "steered" either
towards tasks or toward people.
There are numerous other systems out there. I believe they all represent
the same basic model, however there approach and focus may differ.
You may be familiar with some of them...
Myers-Briggs, Personality Puzzle, Larry Crabb, Gary Smalley & John Trent,
Personal Profile System, Alessandra & Cathart, Merrill-Reid Social Styles,
& Colors.
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