Stimuslating The Shy Personality
(The Science by Dr. Carbonell)
The highest percentage of people fall into the category of the passive, people-oriented type of personality. They are shy and reserved, but they often make the best friends and most loyal employees.
Perhaps you have heard of individuals who took the blame for things they did not do. They .....
"S"s are: Stable, Steady, .....
"S"s emphasize cooperating with others to carry out a task. They are submissive servants who usually end up doing what the "D" has dreamed and "I" promoted. "S"s are soft hearted and sensitive. They may be seen as timid, but they are tireless in their labor. They let others lead, they avoid conflicts, and they strive for ..... Calm in .....
Calming excited people and making others feel comfortable seems to come naturally to "S"s. They are not high strung, and they usually make great marriage partners and employees because of their concern for a steady and stable environment. They respond calmly to aggression, often defusing problems with their sincere interest and self-controlled temperament. They seek cooperation rather than control. As peacemakers, "S"s are .....
..... Quo Detailed procedures are important to "S"s, and they prefer environments where they can consistently operate without confusion. Because of their need for security, they desire limited territory. Familiar, comfortable surroundings give them more confidence. Their sense of comfort comes from predictable patterns and familiar situations. They often withdraw from new challenges to avoid the risk of failure, and they are .....
Relating to ..... "S"s respond best to warmth and friendliness. They don't like to be pushed into anything, so give them time to change. They make wonderful Sunday school teachers, but don't change their room or curriculum half way through the quarter! They are slow to make friends because they initiate relationships. They listen well, but you have to .....
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