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The DiSC test is based on the work of the psychologist William Marston, including his book ''Emotions of Normal People'', 1928. Marston also created the Wonder Woman comic character. | The DiSC test is based on the work of the psychologist William Marston, including his book ''Emotions of Normal People'', 1928. | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:49, 20 February 2024
Psychometric testing and profiling.
DiSC is a psychometric test that measures personality and behavioural attributes on four primary scales:
- Dominance: accomplishing results, the bottom line, confidence.
- Influence: influencing or persuading others, openness, relationships.
- Steadiness: co-operation, sincerity, dependability.
- Conscientiousness: quality and accuracy, expertise, competency.
The DiSC test is based on the work of the psychologist William Marston, including his book Emotions of Normal People, 1928.
Outside of this work, Marston also created the Wonder Woman comic character.
