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HBDI...
HBDI : Herrmann Brain Dominance Indicator
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Ned Herrmann has created a model built directly on BRAIN REGIONS.
There are four regions or modes of thinking : A, B, C, and D.
A - Left Cerebral Lobe : Analytical, Logical, Technical, Informational.
B - Left Limbic Lobe : Sequential, Structural, Organised, Detail-oriented, Scheduled.
C - Right Limbic Lobe : Interpersonal, Emotional, Sensory, Sentimental, Social.
D - Right Cerebral Lobe : Holistic, Visual, Conceptual, Intuitive, Creative.
I like this model, because it's simple to learn and to use, and it's NOT caricatural like Myers' or Eysenck's typologies.
I analysed 10 typologies, and classified them by some sort of caricature potential level (called CP below) :
Very Low CP : Socionics, HBDI
Low CP : Enneagram, Holland
Average CP : Myers-Briggs, Keirsey, DiSC
High CP : FFM
Very High CP : MMPI, PCM
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Herrmann Brain Dominance Indicator (HBDI)
HBDI : Herrmann Brain Dominance Indicator
[web:4edb81b9fc]http://www.12manage.com/methods_herrmann_whole_brain.html[/web:4edb81b9fc]
Ned Herrmann has created a model built directly on BRAIN REGIONS.
There are four regions or modes of thinking : A, B, C, and D.
A - Left Cerebral Lobe : Analytical, Logical, Technical, Informational.
B - Left Limbic Lobe : Sequential, Structural, Organised, Detail-oriented, Scheduled.
C - Right Limbic Lobe : Interpersonal, Emotional, Sensory, Sentimental, Social.
D - Right Cerebral Lobe : Holistic, Visual, Conceptual, Intuitive, Creative.
I like this model, because it's simple to learn and to use, and it's NOT caricatural like Myers' or Eysenck's typologies.
I analysed 10 typologies, and classified them by some sort of caricature potential level (called CP below) :
Very Low CP : Socionics, HBDI
Low CP : Enneagram, Holland
Average CP : Myers-Briggs, Keirsey, DiSC
High CP : FFM
Very High CP : MMPI, PCM
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