Dynamic Density Self-Assessment
- Download the Excel spreadsheet.
- In Column A, choose a number between 1 and 10 that correlates to how you have behaved in the past related to the statement in Column B, with 1 being NO behavior in this context, and 10 being ALWAYS behavior in this context.
- In Column C, choose a number between 1 and 10 that correlates to how important the statement is to you, with 1 being NEVER important, and 10 being ALWAYS important.
- The spreadsheet calculates the numbers and totals them. Just save it, and mail it back to me, so I can have a look at the output it generated, and tweak the model.
- I’ll explain in class down the road what I’m using this for and how it helps us understand frequency and density for guidance.
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