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Behavioral Pathways
- "We are the same" reveals we behave in one of nine distinct patterns consistent with our core point of view.
- "it's the details that differ" shows we make choices within a limited range of our core perspective.
Behavioral Profiling through written communication uses handwriting analysis, perspective analysis, and known behavioral pattern consistencies to build reasonable expectations regarding future choices. Behavioral Pathways is a journey into Behavioral style, Motivation, and Predictability.
Spring 2015, is "We are the same; it's the details that differ". Click image for description.
FREE excerpt regarding Anti-Social Personality Disorder.
The 6 week course "Behavioral Pathways" shares understanding perspectives by providing:
- A dynamic organizational structure
- Uses existing psychological models
- Pattern identification
- Explains Intent versus Action
- "We are the same" reveals we behave in one of nine distinct patterns consistent with our core point of view.
- "it's the details that differ" shows we make choices within a limited range of our core perspective.
Behavioral Profiling through written communication uses handwriting analysis, perspective analysis, and known behavioral pattern consistencies to build reasonable expectations regarding future choices. Behavioral Pathways is a journey into Behavioral style, Motivation, and Predictability.
Spring 2015, is "We are the same; it's the details that differ". Click image for description.
FREE excerpt regarding Anti-Social Personality Disorder.
The 6 week course "Behavioral Pathways" shares understanding perspectives by providing:
- A dynamic organizational structure
- Uses existing psychological models
- Pattern identification
- Explains Intent versus Action
| Excerpt Anti-Social Personality Disorder |
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Course Information (Zoom online Conferencing):
6 classes $199 handouts provided prior to classes Required reading material: Riso Hudson “Personality Types” (1996) One on one personal training 6 weeks $299. Role model Identification Childhood perspective Processing Style Ego Defense Mechanisms Social Style Behavioral Style Behavioral Patterns 2015 starting March 2015 Thursday evenings 6 pm PT |
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