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PDA Feedback Workshop

The PDA Assessment is a self-awareness tool that helps individuals and teams understand their behavioral style, communicate effectively, and motivate others. Learn more about the assessment and how it can expand your self-awareness.

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PDA Feedback Workshop

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  1. PDA Feedback Workshop

  2. What is the PDA Assessment?

  3. It is an individual and group self-awareness tool that allows: • Knowing the behavioural style of individuals and teams. • Knowing how to improve our relationships with others. • A better understanding on how to communicate with others and what motivates other people.

  4. Where to read the PDA from Desde donde leer el PDA

  5. The PDA Assessment is a tool. • Every person exists in relation to others. • Every person lives in a certain time in history. • Every person has a vast culture, beliefs and values that constitute his/her “mental model”. • Every person has the potential ability to display infinite personal resources.

  6. Extend my self-awareness

  7. B = (P x E) Behaviour:the personand his/her environment

  8. That’s why we believe that… … our personality aspects are dynamic. “I adapt to…” We are not a still image; we are more of a video, someone who is in constant motion.

  9. Expanded style (The best version of me)

  10. Theoretical basis

  11. It is based on the following theories: • Perception • Self-concept / Self-consistency • Semantics

  12. Perception A name assigned to the way in which we receive, personalise and interpret the world around us.

  13. It is composed of… selective attention to stimuli

  14. How many “E”s do you see? “The best structure will not guarantee results or performance. But the wrong structure is a guarantee for failure”. Peter Druker

  15. How many “E”s do you see? “The best structure will not guarantee results or performance. But the wrong structure is a guarantee for failure”. Peter Druker

  16. Perception is composed of… 1. Selective attention to stimuli… 2. Organization of stimuli…

  17. Play video 1, attached in the PDA Consultant’s Kit

  18. Perception is composed of… • Selective attention to stimuli… • Organization of stimuli… 3. The interpretation of experiences in such way that they make sense to oneself.

  19. Play video 2, attached in the PDA Consultant’s Kit

  20. PERCEPTIONS Are not an objective reality

  21. Individuals create their own reality

  22. Self-concept Ideas about ourselves

  23. Our idea of who we are RELATIVES PARENTS I am I can I should I could etc. COLLEAGUES CHURCH SCHOOL

  24. Human behaviour objectives MAINTAIN PROTECT PRESERVE our own self-concept…

  25. Self-concept • People tend to behave consistently with what they believe to be.

  26. Self-consistency theory People will accept and assimilate ideas that are consistent with what they believe to be and will reject the ideas that are inconsistent with what they believe to be.

  27. Semantics

  28. the language Study of the use of words

  29. Main approach The “projective” nature of the PDA Assessment uses “abstract” and “non-explicit” descriptors.

  30. PDA Model Proactivity Risk Axis Extroversion Axis Tasks People Energy Norms Axis Patience Axis Reactivity Emotional Rational Self-Control

  31. Key aspects of the Axes 0 10 20 33 34 50 69 70 80 90 100 Low tendency Situational tendency High tendency • Axes are measured from 0 to 100.

  32. Risk Axis

  33. Extroversion Axis

  34. Patience Axis

  35. Norms Axis

  36. Delivery of PDA Reports

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