1. Presented by
Wendy Crawford
TTI Value Added Assoc.
952‐240‐6123
www.beBerconnecCons.net
2009 Copyright His Heart Art, Inc.
UNDERSTANDING yourself and others is the
first step in developing better connections
PIAV Mo0vators —
WHY we do what we do.
DISC Behaviors —
HOW we do what we do
How we walk, talk,
shop, drive, and play.
“If you do not know what your priorities are,
someone else will determine them for you!”
Judy Suiter, Competitive Edge, Inc.
2. 1928 ‐ Foundation: “Types of Men” by Eduard Spranger.
A theorist intent on discovering and understanding the truth.
1931 ‐ Gordon Willard Allport, P.E. Vernon, & G. Lindzey
developed Study of Values Assessment, based on Spranger’s work.
Allport, also a theorist with desire to apply
truth, but focused heavily on
understanding the truth
1990 ‐ Bill Bonnstetter modernized &
developed PIAV Motivators Assessment,
based on Spranger’s work. Bonnstetter, a
marketer of applied knowledge – totally
committed to the application of truth.
“Our view of the world is colored mainly by our top 2 Motivators”
• Everyday we are faced with real situations that call
for though, decision, opinion and action.
• Every decision, reaction, and course of action arises
from our beliefs, values, and attitudes
• They are the sum total
of all our experiences
• Multiple experiences
lead to beliefs
• The intensity and repetition
of experiences strengthen beliefs.
• Developed in stages
• Related to stimuli such as conflict, stress,
pain, pleasure, satisfaction and joy
• Developed from a child to an adult
I hear a dog bark
I see a dog barking
I experience a dog barking and chasing me
All dogs are mean, bark and chase people
I don’t like dogs
• Defined as that which you “Value”