Social Styles
For each pair, choose the statement that describes you more often, even if neither fits perfectly. Think about what you usually do, not what seems ideal. Some questions refer to work, some to life outside work, and others to your behavior in general. Follow the context shown for each question.
20 behavioral choicesChoose the closer fit in each pair.
About 4 minutesGo with what you do most often.
No right answersThis reflects tendencies, not performance or ability.
Question 1 of 20
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In general, which statement describes you better?
Your Social Style
Your answers lean toward: Analytical Style
More Asking + More Controlled
Assertiveness · Asking ↔ Telling: Do you generally make room for others to shape the direction, or take a more directive role?
Responsiveness · Controlled ↔ Expressive: How visible are your reactions, feelings and energy to other people?
Your preferences on the map
ControlledExpressiveAskTell
Analytical Style
Driving Style
Amiable Style
Expressive Style
Your answers and scoring
Each choice contributed one point to the category shown. Questions appear in the order you answered them, not in the original question bank order.
This is a self-reflection exercise using the Social Styles framework, not a validated psychological assessment. A result describes a tendency, not a fixed identity; behavior can change with context.