CKH Chapter 5

A sequence of actions that are repeatedly followed

• Need for Change

• Routine

• Interviewee

• Strength Theory

The theory that says we should minimize our behavioral constraints while maximizing our strenghts

• Personal Constraint Theory

• Strength Theory

• Self-Control

• Need for Order

The tendency to express self-doubt and negative self-talk

• Urgency/Intensity

• Assertiveness

• Self-Criticality

• Interview

The value of investments that a person handles on behalf of themselves

• Personal Assets Under Management

• Need to Nurture

• Routine

• Personal Constraint Theory

This means that you prefer structure and planning

• Need for order

• Self-Control

• Assertiveness

• Need for Change

The ability to focus on the task to be accomplished

• Need for Change

• Need for Order

• Urgency/Intensity

• Need for change

The need to express verbal or physical behaviors

• Need to Nurture

• Need for order

• Assertiveness

• Need for Change

Something that limits your ability to do something. A behavior that holds you or the people you influence back.

• Personal Constraint

• Personal Constraint Theory

• Need to change

• Assertiveness

The theory that states we should pay attention to the direction in which we move naturally. "Play to our strengths."

• Personal Constraints

• Personal Constraint Theory

• Strength Theory

• Need to Nurture

The ability to control your emotions and behaviors

• Personal Constraint

• Self-Control

• Self-Criticality

• Need for Order