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FEATURES
- A powerful experiential way to learn about Type
Profile dynamics
- Demonstrates the impact of the Dominant, Auxiliary,
Mid and Least Developed Type Modes
- Most materials are laminated and reusable
Typology
Requirements of a Situation
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This
application requires determining the role of each
Type Mode for a specific task using categories that
range from Primary to Least important. Subsequent
to this classification, an individual's or a team's
Type Modes are overlaid and questions about what would
"come naturally" and what would "stretch"
are addressed. A simple yet powerful way to quickly
determine how much each Type Mode is required by a
situation or task. Works well with an individual or
a group. Includes: Twelve 6 page Task &
Typology Booklets, one set of twelve (12) 8½ x 11
inch laminated Type Mode Definition Cards. Each
card provides a concise definition of each of the
eight Type Modes. A Facilitator's Guide describing
how to run activities, compile results, and process
discussions is included.
Features
- The key way to bridge personality results to everyday
circumstances
- Strengthens understanding of the eight Type Modes
- Can be done individually or in a group
- Makes it possible to compare the "fit"
between an individual's or a team's Type usage and
the Type requirements of a work activity
Set of 12 workbooks and 12 laminated cards.
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Package
of 12
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#6012
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$72.00
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12
Additional Booklets:
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#6014
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$34.00
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Task
and Typology™
and Short Definitions:
Coat
Pocket Size Laminated Card
This
4"X5" card is designed to fit into a jacket
pocket or the pocket of a Day Planner and serve
as a tool to promote further learning. The Task
& Typology graphic is in color on one side of
the card (see opposite page). The other side of
the card has concise definitions of each of the
eight Type Modes.
For durability the card is laminated with 5 mm material.
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Package
of six.
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#1093
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$30.00
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Why
Task & Typology in Conjunction
with the SL-TDI?
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Personality
inventories inform the individual about her
or his personality functioning. Until now, Type
inventories have had no systematic way to directly
bridge the results of the inventory to life
circumstances and make it possible for the individual
to explore and understand her or his reactions
to different circumstances. Instead of empowering
the individual to take charge of building her
or his own knowledge, expert descriptions and
predictions have been substituted. At this time,
there are a huge number of workbooks and texts
filled with experts predicting how "people"
with a particular personality configuration
are likely to behave. From this abstraction
about "people in general with a certain
configuration of scores", the individual
is expected both accept the expert's definition
of her or him and ignore the many details that
either remain unspecified or are not appropriate
to the individual's case.
Task & Typology breaks
through this limitation by having the person,
the individual that completed the SL-TDI, identify
and develop an assessment of a situation (or
situations) important to her or him. This assessment
involves deciding how much each of the eight
Type Modes is called for-—if one is to
deal with the situation effectively. Doing the
assessment deepens understanding of Type concepts
and further clarifies the meaning of SL-TDI
results.
With the completed assessment
in hand, the individual can assess the relative
fit between her or his SL-TDI Type Mode Profile
and the situation. In
short, the individual learns how to use Type
concepts in everyday life.
Dependency on the outside expert is diminished
to nearly zero. Autonomy of the individual is
promoted. Most importantly, Type concepts become
everyday tools to enhance personal functioning
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Teaching
Typology Experientially
The
Big Mirror: An Interpretive Exercise
Focused
on one individual who is seeking to deal with an
at-present-unsettled situation, the Big Mirror provides
a powerful way for the individual to understand
the dynamics of how her or his Type Profile functions.
The structured role-play requires a focal person
plus eight participants and any number of observers.
The role-play is designed to refine understanding
of the eight Type Modes and the dynamics of the
relationships between them. Includes 8 laminated
5" x 8" Type Mode definition cards
and 8 pin-style Name Tags, each with the
name of a specific Type Mode in large letters, 12
copies of A Glossary of Terms printed on
a card stock, 12 laminated copies of Brief Definitions
of the Type Modes and a Facilitator's Guide.
The 4-page Facilitator's Guide
explains, step-by-step, how to set up and facilitate
the role-play, including time estimates for each
activity. The Facilitator's Guide also includes
alternative designs to help you adapt the exercise
to your purposes.
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One
Package of Materials.
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#6080
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$94.00
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"It
is extremely heartening
to see how the human personality
and all its relationships may be enhanced
with an understanding and respect for the variety
in Typology."
June
Singer, Boundaries of the Soul
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