As a child, when my friend was in trouble, I was:
Concerned, empathetic, and loyal - regardless of the problem Supportive, patient, and a good listener Nonjudgmental, optimistic, and downplaying of the seriousness of the situation Protective, resourceful, and recommending of solutions
In my youth, I was most often criticized for being:
Directionless, unenthusiastic, and/or boring Overly sensitive, moody, and/or jealous Disruptive, uncommitted, and/or disorganized Argumentative, bossy, and/or tactless
In my youth, life was most meaningful when it:
Was filled with accomplishment, leadership opportunities, and recognition Was free of pressure, conflict, and unnecessary stress Was filled with meaningful friends and purpose Allowed me to be playful, optimistic, and carefree
When I was embarrassed as a child, my natural reaction was to:
Distance myself and downplay the situation to others while silently feeling the pain Fight back with facts and anger Become quiet, withdrawn, and often hold anger in until I blew up over some minor issue later Feel strong negative emotion, hurt (perhaps cry); and plan to get even
Doing my chores was:
A healthy activity, which was to be done right if it was to be done at all. Family life requires cooperation and team play Something I was known for being efficient at, especially when tied to earning my allowance A necessary requirement (if you say so), so that I could go out and play Something I was willing to do but required reminding and structure for me to finish
In an argument with a parent, I was typically:
Disrespectful of authority and verbally manipulative Verbally attacking and unyielding Emotionally distraught and hung up over fairness Silently stubborn, uncomfortable, and/or confused about how to respond
When interacting with others as a child, I was most concerned with being:
Praised, having fun, and feeling free Allowed space, treated with kindness, and being left alone Right, approved of, and respected Understood, appreciated, and cared for
When making decisions with a group of my friends I was typically:
Impulsive, unfocused, and interruptive Indecisive, timid, and reluctant to offer input Selfish, impatient, and demanding of my way Suspicious, worry-prone, and unrealistic with my expectations of others behavior
In social situations, I was most often:
Followed by others because I was assertive and on task Admired by others because I was caring and quality based Protected by others because I was gentle and kind Envied by others because I was happy and carefree
When I failed as a child, I felt:
Silently self-critical, yet verbally stubborn and defensive Unsettled and fearful, but I kept it to myself Embarrassed and nervous - seeking to escape the situation Guilty, self-critical, and vulnerable to depression. I would dwell on it
To feel alive and positive in my youth, I sought:
Adventure, leadership, and lots of action Excitement, playful productivity, and the company of others Security, creativity, and purpose Acceptance, safety, and moving at my own pace
If a friend crossed me:
I would act as if nothing happened, disengage from the relationship, and seek other friends I would feel deeply hurt and find it almost impossible to forgive completely I would feel hurt, hold my feelings inside, and avoid interacting with that individual I would express my anger and demand an apology
As a child, I was:
Quiet, easy-going, and/or lazy Well-behaved, caring, and/or depressed Happy, playful, and/or obnoxious Confident, determined, and/or outwardly demanding
I was most likely known for being:
Opinionated, determined, and/or bossy Compassionate, honest, and/or unforgiving Kind, pleasant, and/or unmotivated Charismatic, positive, and/or undisciplined
As a young person, I generally was seen as:
Contented, a voice of reason, and/or often overwhelmed
Playful, enthusiastic, and/or irresponsible
Proactive, action-oriented, and/or quick-tempered
Concerned about others, sensitive, and/or hard to please
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BASIC ANALYSIS RESULTS
MOTIVE [ Power ]
reds are motivated by Power. They seek productivity and need to look good to others. Simply stated, reds want their own way. They like to be in the driver's seat and willingly pay the price to be in a leadership role. reds value whatever gets them ahead in life, whether it be in their careers, school endeavors, or personal life. What reds value, they get done. They are often workaholics. They will, however, resist doing anything that doesn't interest them.
ABOUT RED
Reds like to be right. They value approval from others for their intelligence and practical approach to life, and want to be respected for it. Reds are confident, proactive, and visionary; and but can also be arrogant, selfish, and insensitive. When you deal with aRED , be precise, factual, direct, AND show no fear!
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