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THE HARTMAN PERSONALITY PROFILE TAYLOR HARTMAN, PHD

The Hartman Personality Profile

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The Hartman Personality Profile. Taylor Hartman, PhD. Number your paper to 40. To get the most out of this survey…. Be honest with yourself! There are no right or wrong answers, as long as you are being honest Answer based on how you normally are - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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The Hartman Personality ProfileTaylor Hartman, PhD1

Number your paper to 402To get the most out of this surveyBe honest with yourself!There are no right or wrong answers, as long as you are being honestAnswer based on how you normally areYoure not saying which attributes you like best, youre answering which best describe youJust guess if you arent sure of an answer3Pick the attribute that best describes youAnswer these questions based on how you are most of the time4Question 1 Opinionated Nurturing Inventive Outgoing5Question 2 Power-oriented Perfectionist Indecisive Self-centered6Question 3 Dominant Sympathetic Tolerant Enthusiastic7Question 4 Self-serving Suspicious Unsure Nave8Question 5 Decisive Loyal Contented: settling Playful9Question 6 Arrogant Worry-prone Silently stubborn Flighty10Question 7 Assertive-self assured Reliable Kind Sociable11Question 8 Bossy Self-critical Reluctant: not sure A teaser12Question 9 Action-oriented Analytical Easy-going Carefree13Question 10 Critical of others Overly sensitive Shy Obnoxious14Question 11 Determined Detail-conscious A good listener A party person15Question 12 Demanding Unforgiving Unmotivated Vain: Having or showing an excessively high opinion of one's appearance, abilities, or worth16Question 13 Responsible Idealistic Considerate Happy17Question 14 Impatient Moody Passive Impulsive: acting without thinking18Question 15 Strong-willed: you have something inside you that drives you to get it done Respectful Patient Fun-loving19Question 16 Argumentative Unrealistic Directionless An interrupter20Question 17 Independent Dependable Even-tempered Trusting21Question 18 Aggressive Frequently depressed Ambivalent: Having mixed feelings or contradictory ideas about something or someone Forgetful22Question 19 Powerful Deliberate: intentionally to attempt to provoke conflict Gentle Optimistic: being positive about things 23Question 20 Insensitive Judgmental Boring Undisciplined24Question 21 Logical: use all the facts/research Emotional Agreeable Popular25Question 22 Always right Guilt prone Unenthusiastic Uncommitted26Question 23 Pragmatic: Dealing with things sensibly and realistically in a way that is based on practical rather than theoretical considerations. Well-behaved Accepting Spontaneous27Question 24 Merciless: dont give up, showing no mercy Thoughtful Uninvolved A show-off28Question 25 Task-oriented Sincere Diplomatic Lively29Question 26 Tactless: inconsiderate person Hard to please Lazy Loud30Question 27 Direct Creative Adaptable A performer31Question 28 Calculating Self-righteous: morals/ holding yourself to higher standards Self-depreciating Disorganized32Question 29 Confident Disciplined Pleasant Charismatic: Charming33Question 30 Intimidating Careful Unproductive Afraid to face facts34Question 31If I applied for a job, I would most likely be hired because I amDriven, direct, delegating(tell others what to do)Deliberate, accurate, reliablePatient, adaptable, tactfulFun-loving, spirited, casual35Question 32For me, life is most meaningful when itIs task-oriented and productiveIs filled with people and purposeIs free from pressure and stressAllows me to be playful, lighthearted, and optimistic36Question 33As a young child, I wasStubborn, bright, and/or aggressiveWell-behaved, caring, and/or depressedQuiet, easy-going, and/or shyToo talkative, happy, and/or playful37Question 34As a teenager, I amOpinionated, determined, bossyResponsible, honest, unforgivingAccepting, contented, unmotivatedCharismatic, positive, obnoxious38Question 35In an argument with a friend, I am most likely to beVerbally stubborn about factsConcerned about others feelings and principlesSilently stubborn, uncomfortable, or confusedLoud, uncomfortable, or uncompromising39Question 36If a friend was in trouble, I would most likelyGive adviceBe concerned and empathetic(understand people)Be a good listenerDownplay the seriousness of the situation40Question 37When making decisions, I amAssertive: showing confidenceCautiousIndecisiveImpulsive41Question 38When I fail, I feelDefensiveGuiltyI dwell on itUncomfortableEmbarrassed42Question 39In social situations, I am most oftenFeared by othersAdmired by othersProtected by othersjealous by others43Question 40To feel alive and happy, I seekAdventure, leadership, and actionSecurity, creativity, and purposeAcceptance and safetyExcitement, playful productivity, and the company of others44Now, add up how many As, Bs, Cs, and Ds you got45How to Interpret Your ScoreA = RedB = BlueC = WhiteD = YellowWhichever color you have the most of is your primary colorIf you have another color with a fairly high score (7+), that is your secondary color46REDSThe Power-WieldersHungry for powerWant to be productiveWant to look good in front of othersSeek leadership opportunities

*They shouldnt be taken too seriouslydont get offended by someones red personality

30% of the population

47BLUESThe Do-GoodersMotivated by concern of othersSeek deep relationshipsWant to be understoodHave a strong moral conscience

*Blues make great leaders, but usually dont want to be in charge

30% of the population48WHITESThe PeacemakersWant to keep the peaceValue quiet strengthLike to stay in the backgroundAre mindful of other people

*These are the easiest people to get along with. They are predictable and dont like excitement

20% of the population49YELLOWSThe Fun-LoversValue playSeek excitementWant to be popularRespond well to praise

20% of the population50