COMM 130:
Interpersonal Communication
Name: Maria Rebecca E. “Becky” Santos
Who Am I? -
Personality Profile Reflection
Part 1
1. What was your result(s) on the Personality Profile Assessment?
Color Score
Purple 33
Red 31
Blue 30
Green 26
Orange 17
Yellow 10
According to Dawn Billings' article published on
January 3, 2015, entitled "Your Personality Leadership Strengths",
"People who find themselves more heavily weighted on the RED/Purple/Blue side of the color wheel have a tendency to place a great deal of value on strong individual contribution".
From the eBook, "Coaching For Results: Expert Advice from 25 Top Coaches" Copyright © 2015 by Dawn L. Billings, Inc.
1. What was your result(s) on the Personality Profile Assessment?
Color Score
Purple 33
Red 31
Blue 30
Green 26
Orange 17
Yellow 10
According to Dawn Billings' article published on
January 3, 2015, entitled "Your Personality Leadership Strengths",
January 3, 2015, entitled "Your Personality Leadership Strengths",
"People who find themselves more heavily weighted on the RED/Purple/Blue side of the color wheel have a tendency to place a great deal of value on strong individual contribution".
From the eBook, "Coaching For Results: Expert Advice from 25 Top Coaches" Copyright © 2015 by Dawn L. Billings, Inc.
2. Do you agree or disagree with the result(s)? Please explain why or why not.
I definitely agree with the results of this primary colors personality test. A while back, I took a similar test, but did not pay attention to it. The previous test was not as thorough and so it is not this particular test.
If I remember correctly, it was only regarding how a color relates to how you think. I remember being an orange because I am more concerned about the details of something rather than looking at the whole picture.
At this point in my life, I should have taken this primary colors personality test a long time ago. It would've alleviated some of the bad events and feelings I have encountered. The scores I got for the three colors of purple, red and blue are so close to each other and so after reviewing the major strengths and potential pitfalls in the aforementioned, I can actually see myself.
3. Why do you think you got that result(s)?
Because I took this personality test honestly, without thinking what I think should be the correct answer, the results came up with what my actual personality is, instead of what I think it should be. It took me five minutes or less to complete the test when normally I would probably ponder more to work it out so that I can come up with the best answers that may get the best results.
4. Examining the list below, what factors in your life may have had an impact on your personality formation? Please explain.
Some of the factors in my life that may have had an impact on my personality formation are the following:
A. Education - my parents invested in an all girls Catholic School in the Philippines for my elementary to college studies. St. Theresa's College's mission is to academically educate their students to let their light shine.
B. Family - growing up as a middle child, even though I thought I had the most expensive education, I felt bad that there were times that I did not get the material "prizes" that my eldest sister and brother got, i.e., an out of the country trip for my elder sister's graduation or her lavish 18th birthday party, my elder brother's brand new car for his birthday, or my youngest brother's going with my parents to take a trip around the world when he was only 8years old.
C. Age and Career/Job/Work - after earning my Bachelor of Arts major in Humanities and Bachelor of Science in Commerce major in Accounting degrees from Saint Theresa's College, the job opportunities I held when I moved to the United States normally entailed strengths in the purple, red and blue colors of the personality test. After earning my Salesperson and then my Broker's license in 1991, I am still a self-employed/independent contractor licensed Real Estate Broker associated with Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage and so these strengths are still predominant in my personality.
Part II
1. Who completed the Personality Profile comparison assessment and what relationship do they have to you?
Carlos, my husband completed the Personality Profile comparison assessment. We got married on May 31, 1974 and so being together for more than 43 years makes him the best person to complete this assessment.
2. What result(s) did they get?
Color Score
Red 35
Blue 32
Purple 29
Green 25
Yellow 15
Orange 11
3. How was it similar or different from your original results?
The results of my husband's personal assessment of my personality is almost the same. In his assessment, Red is the most dominant, closely followed by Blue and then Purple. They are the same three major colors.
4. Does their result surprise you? Please explain why or why not?
This result does not surprise me. I would have been surprised if his assessment of my personality was different since I have spent most of my life with him as my husband. He should really know me by now!
5. In the end, what do you think the Personality Profile Assessment tells you about your communication and identity management?
I believe this Personality Profile Assessment is very helpful. I wish I took it a long time ago. Professor Hurless, your students today are lucky that you made them take this assessment now. This is the first time I am taking an interpersonal communication class and I am so glad I decided to take it. The lessons I am learning are invaluable to me both for my everyday life as well as my professional life. I have to work on minimizing or diminishing the possible pitfalls of having these personality traits. It is not too late to do this!
It will be interesting to add this personality test in the menu of how I work with my my clients in Real Estate. I will further study the Personality Profile Assessment information and reviews online. But in the meantime, I need to know more of myself and improve my interpersonal communication skills. I am looking forward to the rest of the lessons I will learn from this class.
Thank you for your time reading my
Who am I? - Personality Profile Reflection!
2. Do you agree or disagree with the result(s)? Please explain why or why not.
I definitely agree with the results of this primary colors personality test. A while back, I took a similar test, but did not pay attention to it. The previous test was not as thorough and so it is not this particular test.
If I remember correctly, it was only regarding how a color relates to how you think. I remember being an orange because I am more concerned about the details of something rather than looking at the whole picture.
At this point in my life, I should have taken this primary colors personality test a long time ago. It would've alleviated some of the bad events and feelings I have encountered. The scores I got for the three colors of purple, red and blue are so close to each other and so after reviewing the major strengths and potential pitfalls in the aforementioned, I can actually see myself.
3. Why do you think you got that result(s)?
Because I took this personality test honestly, without thinking what I think should be the correct answer, the results came up with what my actual personality is, instead of what I think it should be. It took me five minutes or less to complete the test when normally I would probably ponder more to work it out so that I can come up with the best answers that may get the best results.
4. Examining the list below, what factors in your life may have had an impact on your personality formation? Please explain.
Some of the factors in my life that may have had an impact on my personality formation are the following:
A. Education - my parents invested in an all girls Catholic School in the Philippines for my elementary to college studies. St. Theresa's College's mission is to academically educate their students to let their light shine.
B. Family - growing up as a middle child, even though I thought I had the most expensive education, I felt bad that there were times that I did not get the material "prizes" that my eldest sister and brother got, i.e., an out of the country trip for my elder sister's graduation or her lavish 18th birthday party, my elder brother's brand new car for his birthday, or my youngest brother's going with my parents to take a trip around the world when he was only 8years old.
C. Age and Career/Job/Work - after earning my Bachelor of Arts major in Humanities and Bachelor of Science in Commerce major in Accounting degrees from Saint Theresa's College, the job opportunities I held when I moved to the United States normally entailed strengths in the purple, red and blue colors of the personality test. After earning my Salesperson and then my Broker's license in 1991, I am still a self-employed/independent contractor licensed Real Estate Broker associated with Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage and so these strengths are still predominant in my personality.
Part II
1. Who completed the Personality Profile comparison assessment and what relationship do they have to you?
Carlos, my husband completed the Personality Profile comparison assessment. We got married on May 31, 1974 and so being together for more than 43 years makes him the best person to complete this assessment.
2. What result(s) did they get?
Color Score
Red 35
Blue 32
Purple 29
Green 25
Yellow 15
Orange 11
3. How was it similar or different from your original results?
The results of my husband's personal assessment of my personality is almost the same. In his assessment, Red is the most dominant, closely followed by Blue and then Purple. They are the same three major colors.
4. Does their result surprise you? Please explain why or why not?
This result does not surprise me. I would have been surprised if his assessment of my personality was different since I have spent most of my life with him as my husband. He should really know me by now!
5. In the end, what do you think the Personality Profile Assessment tells you about your communication and identity management?
I believe this Personality Profile Assessment is very helpful. I wish I took it a long time ago. Professor Hurless, your students today are lucky that you made them take this assessment now. This is the first time I am taking an interpersonal communication class and I am so glad I decided to take it. The lessons I am learning are invaluable to me both for my everyday life as well as my professional life. I have to work on minimizing or diminishing the possible pitfalls of having these personality traits. It is not too late to do this!
It will be interesting to add this personality test in the menu of how I work with my my clients in Real Estate. I will further study the Personality Profile Assessment information and reviews online. But in the meantime, I need to know more of myself and improve my interpersonal communication skills. I am looking forward to the rest of the lessons I will learn from this class.
Thank you for your time reading my
Who am I? - Personality Profile Reflection!
Who am I? - Personality Profile Reflection!
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