Kahler's 5 Drivers Questionnaire
For each set of 5 statements, assign a score from 0–10. The most true statement gets 7–10, the least true gets 0–3. One statement must score exactly 5. No two statements should share the same score.
Question set 1 of 12
Scoring rules for each set:
Pick the most true statement and score it 7–10. Pick the least true and score it 0–3. Arrange the other three between those scores. One statement must be given exactly 5. Each score must be unique within the set.
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Question set 1
Most true: 7–10
Least true: 0–3
One must equal 5
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Taibi Kahler, one of the foremost transactional analysts in the world, developed this questionnaire in 1975 and used these concepts to develop PCM.
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