Dominant (D) – Described as demanding, vocal, adventurous and competitive, people with dominant personalities often make the first move in social situations and take the lead at work. They are often project leaders, pioneers in their field, and innovators. People with this personality type may seem rude as they are often in a hurry and tend to interrupt other people as they are speaking. Most people would consider them blunt, opinionated and not up for open discussion.
2.Influential (I) – Influential people are the social butterflies of the world. They love to communicate, to perform and joke around. They often appear excited, open and friendly with everyone they meet. This personality type is also almost unfailingly positive.
3.Steady (S)
Assertive— people develop positive relationships with others, as they will try to consider other viewpoints as well as presenting their own viewpoint in a clear way. This can lead to better self-image and reduced stress.
The D personality trait – The high dominant behavior style presents a challenge in that he/she tends to operate in a fast paced manner which is totally the opposite of the high “S” counselor. Communication with the impatient controller is a challenge for the “S” counselor until empathy and listening skills begin to emerge. Generally patient, submissive, and quietly reflective, the approach in therapy would be to assist the counselee to choose a solution focused goal for the problem
There are many people that are influential in the world. Those people impact the world in a positive way by them being nice, donating things needed and making a difference. For example, an individual that shows these traits would be Alexandra Scott. Alex is influential because of her accomplishments, admirable qualities, and heroic acts.
There are times where I feel the need to dominate and lead the way such as when working with my dad in his apartment management company. I observe him overruling his tenants and exerting his power to put people in their place and follow the complex rules and regulations, and have somehow manifested those qualities into myself, like in example, if I am at work and he is not there then I do find myself to be quite dominating and exerting my power to get tenants to do what there suppose to do or pay their rent. I also find myself being dominating to people I know are weaker than me or just shy and not outspoken about their feelings. The other style that I was tied with is the conventional scale which measures my tendency to act in a conforming way. These tendencies are characterized by perceiving rules as a source of comfort and security. There is also a preference for staying unseen and unnoticed and a tendency to cover up my mistakes. There is also preoccupation with appearing to be average and just like everyone else. Additionally there is a reduction in originality which is very true for my behavior. These characteristics are also a bit contrary to my power and authoritarian style but somehow I find myself being shy as well as authoritarian in certain situations. I would have to say however that the conventional characteristic is one that I might have to disagree with because
They have a high drive and courage to overcome problems and obstacles. This type of person can be very provocative and can sometimes hurt people's feelings. They are very inclined to become frustrated or irritated. They are often accused of ‘trampling’ on people's feelings and are not able to recover a situation with good humour.
There are four different types of personalities in my group: ESTJ, who is efficient, outgoing, analytical, systematic, and dependable. INFJ, who is Idealistic, organized, insightful, dependable, compassionate, and gentle. Also, an INTJ who is Innovative, independent, strategic, logical, reserved, and insightful. Then finally, ISTJ who is
Influential people have done something to help society. For example, some ways that people can be influential is if they have helped others, get others what they need, and fight for what is right. Specifically, Malala Yousafzai is someone who has influenced millions to fight for what is right. Malala Yousafzai is influential because she has bravery, she fights for what she wants, and helped other kids get educated.
When being a kid you change personalities a lot, but me I have not. I’ve been a ESTJ (extraverted, sensing, thinking, judging) person my whole life. I think being a ESTJ really describes me well. Being a ESTJ means you are a joiner, you also like being the authority, they are very out spoken people too. These things describe me perfectly. I love being in power, I also let people hear what's on my mind. I love joining in on things too.
Influential:(adjective) having or exerting influence, especially great influence. The dictionary’s definition is very basic, but in reality we need a lot more influential people in this world. In these past 30 years, there has been one person that’s been extraordinarily influential. He goes by the name Eldrick Tont Woods. His nickname ‘Tiger’ was given him by his dad, in honor of his dad's South Vietnamese combat buddy, Nguyen Phong, who saved Tiger's father's life in the Vietnam War(Brantley). Tiger is an outstanding golfer. He has won over 79 PGA tour events, second most in history. “Tiger Woods set an amazing pro golf career in motion in 1997, when he became the youngest man and the first African American to win the U.S. Masters”(Biography).
Influential people inspire people to go on with life without all the negativity. Drake motivates people with his music by saying, “Everybody dies, but not everybody lives.” Usually, his lyrics have deep meaning, so you’d have to really think about his lyrics. He wants people to look deeper into his music so they really do get inspired. Will Smith is a very inspirational speaker, as he states, “If you are absent during my struggle, don’t expect to be present during my success.” As you can see, he shows deep meaning, just like Drake and he is very powerful with his words. “I swear my intentions aren’t as evil as you think, but my temptations can always push people to the brink,” words from G-eazy. Obviously, he is proving that what you do can
An influential person is someone who is able to cause change within a person or event. Michael Hart´s interpretation of an influential person is someone who not only causes change within a person or event, but causes change within multiple groups and/or events that have a long lasting effect. Adolf Hitler is an influential person because the effects of World War I allowed Hitler to make certain decisions and have certain opportunities to influence people and events. The next reason Adolf Hitler is an influential person is his ability to manipulate European countries and people within Germany to appeal to his ideology and desires.
determination is a trait that influential people need to have in their long list of character traits. Determination is not giving up when things get hard or when things are not going your way. Without determination Trudeau, Campbell, and Johnson-Sirleaf would have given up in the first difficulty that interrupted their goal. These influential people all had sucessful political careers. Pierre Elliott Trudeau was the 15th Prime Minister of Canada in 1968. Trudeau had determination to get his party back to the majority of the government. Trudeau did not give up, because he had determination he fought back. In 1980 Trudeau’s party was back in power, and
In the past, there have been many influential people. For instance, citizens have inspired the world by protesting one thing on what is right, discovering something new of some sort, and there kindness in helping other industries with their resources. Specifically, Henry Ford is someone who has helped and inspired a millions of people. Henry Ford is influential because of his admirable qualities with the business, Lasting legacy on the Motor industry, and his accomplishments in the motor industry.
This personality trait reflects many strong characteristic in various settings. It is the most driven personality to seeking their dreams. Through different skills they are able to play many roles for examples counselor,
Dominant Personality Traits. From a very young age, I have developed a personality which is aggressively involved “in a chronic, incessant struggle to achieve more and more in less and less time and, if necessary, against the opposing efforts of other things or other people” (Friedman, & Rosenman, 1974, p. 84), which I have come to discover, is known as a Type A personality. Having a Type A personality, I am constantly striving to do