Quiet - communicates in a quiet, mild voice; sometimes hesitates and pauses when speaking
Convincing - tells others many times the reasons to do something
Shy - deflects a compliment by saying, “Oh, there was really nothing to it.”
Quick - any thought in the head comes out of the mouth
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Creative - listens to ideas, solutions and goals
Agreeable - nods head and communicates they will work on your request
Firm - speaks in a firm tone of voice; very deliberate in what they communicate
Courteous - greets people when they see them; acknowledges others
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Open - tells others if they don\\\'t like how things are going; openly communicates feelings
Obedient - always does what they communicate they are going to do
Loud - uses a loud, forceful voice when they communicate; body movements, gestures
Lively - jumps from topic to topic when they communicate
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Adventurous - likes to talk about challenges, events, risks and accomplishments
Receptive - considerate communicator; open to others\\\' input, thoughts and suggestions
Joyous - exclaims with positive comments
Calm - when communicating they are very mild mannered - not too loud or soft spoken
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Charismatic - always communicates to all types of people; has never met a stranger
Reliable - follows through on what they have told others they will do
Questions - questions the purpose or why this has to be done
Pleasing - uses phrases of “thank you” and “please”; communicates politely
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Relaxed - very easy to talk to; friendly communicator
Precise - corrects people; recites facts and statistics
Straight Shooter - brings up what everyone else is thinking
Good-Natured - communicates in a mild manner; never raises their voice
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Brave - tells people what they think
Optimistic - uses a convincing manner by communicating in an optimistic way
Meek - goes along with what is suggested; says “O.K.” and nods their head
Silent - very rarely communicates; says nothing at all
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Talkative - speaks to others frequently; hard for them not to offer an opinion
Reserved - does not communicate openly; keeps thoughts to themselves
Formal - only communicates about traditional topics; never says anything bizarre
Decisive - states their direction and purpose; confidence is projected
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Gullible - believes what others communicate to them
Fearless - tells people, “I can handle it”, “I can do it!”
Steady - always follows through on what they have told others they will do
Appealing - people enjoy communicating with this person; easy to talk to
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Competitive - likes to compare what they have done with what other people are not doing
Polite - uses manners when they communicate; does not interrupt
Pleasant - their voice is light, pleasant; communicates consistently they are in a good mood
Peace Maker - calms others that are upset or venting; tries to keep tension from occurring
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Outgoing - talks frequently to all types of people; likes to tell stories
Patient - good listener; lets others do most of the talking
Confident - communicates in a confident manner - “I have decided to ....”
Soft-Spoken - speaks in a quiet monotone voice; hesitates, pauses when they speak
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Smooth - communicates easily; can get up and talk in front of people
Daring - questions and challenges others; brings up what everyone else would like to
Tactful - careful about what questions they ask; only wants to have the appropriate response
Contented - contented with the current situation; very rarely complains
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Aggressive - likes to argue their point of view; opinionated
Fun - always has a joke to tell; communicates to others in a dramatic way
Innocent - believes what others have communicated to them; takes information as factual
Cautious - asks lots of questions; cautious about what is being communicated to them
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Excited - communicates with excitement and passion
Concerned - communicates their concern for others - “I feel so sad about ...”
Closed - doesn’t tell people when they disagree with them
Assertive - tells people openly when they disagree with them
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Respectful - makes sure they communicate in a mild and even manner
Visionary - communicates to others their ideas and dreams
Hopeful - wants others to discuss solutions, benefits and gains with them
Helpful - goes with the flow; often nods their head in agreement
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People Person - easily communicates to all types of people
Knowledgeable - often recites facts and figures; comments on a wide range of topics
Energetic - speaks rapidly, often talks with their hands
Soft - quiet, allows other to do most of the communicating - sometimes others speak for them
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Skeptical - asks lots of questions; seeks out information in great detail
Determined - communicates to others their intentions
Persistent - stays on a topic until they get their desired outcome
Consistent - communicates in a consistent manner; steady reactions
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Well-Disciplined - always does what they tell others they are going to do
Supportive - volunteers to help - “Do you need any help with anything?”
Animated - when they communicate they have a lot of energy in their voice and gestures
Relentless - asks the same question not just once but up to six - nine times
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Debater - loves to converse with people that have different opinions
Flexible - communicates options and alternatives
Unconcerned - hardly gives any feedback; silent
Humorous - usually laughs or cackles when conversing with others
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Approachable - others like to communicate with this person
Factual - communicates in facts, percentages, statistics
Blunt - tell others what is on their mind; very blunt
Low-key - holds back their opinions until they have had time to think
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Volunteer - volunteers to help with projects, tasks; often volunteers too much
Anxious - talks openly, offers feedback to others
Submissive - will communicate in favor of what the majority feels is the thing to do
Doodler - likes to doodle when they are listening; draws pictures to convey instructions
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Constructive - is often heard saying, “I sure like that about her ...”, “Isn’t he great?”
Logical - only communicates to others in a professional manner; often too logical
Independent - this communicator is hard to read; very rarely gives feedback - even when asked
Pushy - always answers questions immediately, has an opinion or thought on any subject
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Trusting - communicates to others they have confidence in them - “I know you can do it!”
Easygoing - very rarely complains or tells anyone when they are unhappy about something
Positive - likes to discuss what the benefits are; communicates the vision
Mum - very quiet, provides little conversation
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Restless - knees are moving, toes are tapping; hard for this communicator to sit still
Caring - talks to others that are near them
Popular - only communicates opinions that would be accepted by others
Truthful - communicates what they honestly believe to be true, never what others want to hear
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