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Group motivators
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How are motivators different from personality in Empatyzer?
Personality more often describes how someone tends to act, while motivators describe what matters to the person and what gives or removes drive. Two people can behave similarly for different underlying reasons.
Open the complete answer →What are the sixteen motivators used in the group view?
Empatyzer uses sixteen motivators in the group view: Dominance, Social Acceptance, Order, Saving, Knowledge, Prestige, Revenge, Autonomy, Physical Activity, Good Food, Morality, Security, Altruism, Sensuality, Sociability and Family.
Open the complete answer →What does the number next to a motivator mean in a group view?
In Empatyzer, it shows how many people in the selected collection have that motivator among their dominant needs. Colored dots represent people, and the legend connects colors with departments.
Open the complete answer →How do I focus the Motivators view on one department?
In Empatyzer, click the department in the legend to filter or highlight that department’s pattern in the Motivators view.
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