DISC Assessment

The DISC assessment can help you understand your natural strengths, blindspots, behaviors, and communication styles. DISC is a “four-factor” personality model, meaning that it observes four base behavioral patterns across the population. It was developed in the early 1900s by psychologist William Marston, the same man who created the polygraph and Wonder Woman, and resembles other four-factor models that have been around for more than 2,000 years, since Hippocrates first described the “four temperaments”.

Quick Tip: You can also invite friends and family to take the free DISC assessment, which will allow you to compare results and learn more about your relationship with them.

Each pattern in DISC has a set of traits grouped together in this way:

1. Dominance (D)
2. Influence (I) 
3. Steadiness (S)
4. Conscientiousness (C) 
   
   

Find your DISC Type

If you’re wondering what DISC type you may be, try taking Crystal’s free DISC assessment. It’s quick and easy online DISC test which can help you learn more about how you think, act, and communicate. 

Overview of DISC Assessment

D-types are direct, assertive, and decisive. They are intensely competitive and seek personal autonomy. They thrive when pursuing big goals or challenges and tend to prefer action over analysis.

I-types tend to seek fun and excitement. They are confident, engaging and approachable people who thrive in social settings and enjoy getting to know new people. They are always looking to expand their network and social circles and enjoy spending time around others.

S-types are naturally reserved people who seek supportive and consistent relationships. They are sympathetic to others' perspectives and have great active listening skills. They tend to seek comfortable, harmonious, predictable environments.

C-types are extremely analytical; they gravitate towards process, structure, and rules. They tend to also be intensely skeptical. C’s prefer following logic over emotion when trying to make decisions. Though they are generally very consistent and methodical, if the data informs new logic, a C-type is capable of being flexible.

Take the Free DISC Assessment

Take Crystal’s free DISC assessment to find your DISC type, as well as your Enneagram, Myers-briggs, and more. The free DISC assessment is simple: answer a few questions that require you to choose words that sound most and least like you. Crystal will provide you with your DISC type, along with accurate, helpful insights into your communication style, strengths, and preferences. By making an effort to get to know more about yourself through an easy and free DISC assessment, you’ll be able to easily begin a journey of confidence and personal growth.