This document summarizes the results of an LSI Group Composite Report conducted in October 2012. It includes self-reported and description-by-others composites for a group of 8 individuals. The self-reported composite shows the group scoring higher than average on constructive styles like humanistic-encouraging and lower than average on aggressive/defensive styles. The description-by-others composite has similar results but rates the group lower on achievement and higher on dependent styles than the self-reported composite.

1. LSI Group Composite Report
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2. LSI Group Composite Report
October 2012
Self-Description Composite
8 Focal Individuals
Key:
The extension, out to the solid bar, represents the group's LSI 1
median score along each style.
Note: Group medians that fall above (or below) the heavy
concentric circle in the middle of the profile indicate that the
average member of the group reported the styles to a greater (or
lesser) extent than did the average member of the norming
sample.
Copyright © 2011 Human Synergistics International 2 Research and development by: Robert A. Cooke, Ph.D. & J. Clayton Lafferty, Ph.D.

3. LSI Group Composite Report
October 2012 Self-Description Composite
Constructive Median
Styles (50%)
Humanistic-Encouraging 71%
Affiliative 86%
Achievement 75%
Self-Actualizing 85%
Passive/Defensive Median
Styles (50%)
Approval 50%
Conventional 35%
Dependent 25%
Avoidance 44%
Aggressive/Defensive Median
Styles (50%)
Oppositional 25%
Power 25%
Competitive 25%
Perfectionistic 25%
Copyright © 2011 Human Synergistics International 3 Research and development by: Robert A. Cooke, Ph.D. & J. Clayton Lafferty, Ph.D.

4. LSI Group Composite Report
October 2012
Description-by-Others Composite
54 Respondents Describing 8 Focal Individuals
Key:
The extension, out to the solid bar, represents the group's LSI 2
median score along each style.
Note: Group medians that fall above (or below) the heavy
concentric circle in the middle of the profile indicate that the
average member of the group was viewed as exhibiting the styles
to a greater (or lesser) extent than was the average member of the
norming sample.
Copyright © 2011 Human Synergistics International 4 Research and development by: Robert A. Cooke, Ph.D. & J. Clayton Lafferty, Ph.D.

5. LSI Group Composite Report
October 2012 Description-by-Others Composite
Constructive Median
Styles (50%)
Humanistic-Encouraging 55%
Affiliative 80%
Achievement 37%
Self-Actualizing 64%
Passive/Defensive Median
Styles (50%)
Approval 52%
Conventional 32%
Dependent 63%
Avoidance 51%
Aggressive/Defensive Median
Styles (50%)
Oppositional 24%
Power 18%
Competitive 7%
Perfectionistic 6%
Copyright © 2011 Human Synergistics International 5 Research and development by: Robert A. Cooke, Ph.D. & J. Clayton Lafferty, Ph.D.