About this Event
1717 11th Avenue South, Birmingham, AL 35233
This in-person [MT419A] session, is a practical, easy-to-understand personality assessment grounded in temperament theory. By increasing awareness of differing communication styles, values, motivations, and stress responses, participants build greater capacity to work effectively with people who think and operate differently than they do. This understanding supports stronger day-to-day performance, productivity, and relationships at work, school, and in personal and social settings.
What You'll Learn
By the end of this session, you will be able to:
1) Complete a True Colors Assessment.
2) Analyze color profiles within the True Colors framework.
3) Reflect upon one's brightest color, color combo, and palest colors and how each is recognized in day-to-day activity.
4) Apply knowledge of True Colors for life scenarios and through entertaining activities.
What to Expect
Participation: Level 3/3: Collaborate & Create (High Participation)
Description: Work together to apply concepts, solve problems, and create actionable outcomes.
Activities: Role Play/Practice, Standing Activities, Table Talk, Flip Chart Activities
Learn More: See Participation Levels
Who Should Attend
Any UAB Staff and Faculty
NOTE: Learning & Development programs and services are provided as a benefit to UAB Staff and Faculty.
Need Assistance?
For questions or accommodation requests, please contact Learning & Development at learndev@uab.edu or call (205) 934-3359.
Event Details
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