4 Lenses Uses four colors to identify four distinct
{"Image DocumentName": "4 Lenses Uses four colors to identify four distinct", "Image ImageDescription": "perspectives and personalities. Most of us have a dominant color with. shades of the other three colors (our color. spectrum) Recognizing your personality preference will enable you to respond more appropriately and. concisely in various settings. Research on personality differences can date back to 24 centuries ago!!! With Hippocrates. Then we had Carl Jung, Myers-Briggs, as well as True Colors. True Colors follows that there are four distinct personality preferences. Each of us usually has one color that is more dominant but we can operate in all the colors depending on the situation. Recognizing your true colors will help you to interact and appreciate the other people you meet and work with. Remind participants that true colors is not a label but a way for each person to recognize their comfort zone and how others may approach different situations based on their preferences. Also gives an eye opener as to why some people you know act as they do.", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}