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Assess Your Fear of Public Speaking

Publié le 01/12/2016
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Johan VAN MULLEM – P13191, 2013 – Encre sur carton lisse, 100 x 140 cm

Nancy Duarte and Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic designed a short test allowing you to assess how comfortable you are with public speaking which tops the list of common phobias, ranking just above fear of death.

Your answers to these 24 scale questions will highlight what issues you can address and will also suggest you tips to manage your emotional response and become a more effective presenter, given your answers in six key areas: confidence in expertise, extraversion vs. introversion, ability to empathise, self-esteem, optimism vs. pessimism and response to perceived threats.

To start the test, click here.

 

Source: hbr.org

 

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What is your curiosity profile?

Publié le 11/08/2016
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René MAGRITTE – Le prêtre marié, 1961 – Huile sur toile, 46 x 55 cm

 

Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic, Professor of Business Psychology at University College London, and a faculty member at Columbia University developed for Harvard Business Review a tool to quickly assess your curiosity, based on a more sophisticated survey by Hogan Assessments.

It will stack up against other test takers in three key areas: unconventionality, intellectual hunger, and experiential curiosity. It will also suggest creativity exercises, readings about agility and advices to get out of your comfort zone.

Click here to start the test.

For the ones of you who want to explore the much more complex concept of creativity in function of the context (measuring the individual, assessing the origin or influences of a work, using a strict program or assessing the cultural value of a work), you can read this very good synthesis.

 

If you want to know what your drivers are – according to the theory of transactional analysis – take the test here.

 

Source : hbr.org, senseandsensation.com

 

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