Where do you fall on the spectrum of dominance and submission?
A score of 0% to 40%:
If you lean towards submissiveness and find comfort in a laid-back approach to life, everything may seem splendid.
However, if you're dissatisfied with how you often navigate encounters
with others, it might be worthwhile to seek assistance in developing
assertiveness skills.
A score of 50% to 70%:
Your dominance and submissiveness tendencies are moderately balanced.
Your responses to various situations likely vary, adapting to the
specifics rather than adhering to a predetermined behavioral pattern.
A score of 80% to 100%:
With a high inclination towards dominance, if others readily accept
your leadership (as is common with many leaders who exhibit high
dominance), you may find contentment.
Yet, if your dominant demeanor leads to conflicts in your daily
interactions, it could be beneficial to dial it back, show empathy, and
allow others to prevail occasionally.
Passing a guard with a bluff doesn't make me uneasy.
True
False
I've heckled or sharply questioned a public speaker before.
True
False
Scolding a workman who didn't finish a job I asked would make me uneasy.
True
False
Starting a conversation with a stranger would make me feel timid.
True
False
Introducing people at gatherings is a task I don't mind.
True
False
Cutting into a long line doesn't make me feel guilty.
True
False
Following a long line while driving doesn't bother me.
True
False
Dining with friends, I'd complain if a waiter served me a somewhat small portion.
True
False
When at odds with someone, I refrain from calling first, waiting for them to initiate contact.
