MPC Extended Evaluations – NBI

Description

The NBI was developed after extensive international research since 1980 on left/right brain functions by Dr. Kobus Neethling, President of the SA Creativity Foundation, with six university Degrees, two Masters Degrees and one Doctorate and post Doctorate qualification.  The results of research on the NBI has been very significant and ongoing research at number of universities and institutions remains an essential part of whole brain science.

The NBI General Adult profile identifies the thinking preferences of the individual.  Gaining insight into the way we prefer to think, makes us more aware of and sensitive to the preference of others.  Developing better relationships, making more dynamic contributions in the team and making sound and relevant decisions are but a few of the advantages of understanding your own thinking profile.  The NBI gives an indication of how you:

• Communicate
• Act towards other people in certain situations
• Do business
• Learn
• Teach
• Solve problems
• Make decisions
• Lead

No brain profile is good or bad, right or wrong.  The NBI measures brain preferences, but not necessarily skills.  In many instances they may of course be similar.  You may therefore have skills in a quadrant with a low preference score, or strong preferences in an area where you have not had the opportunity to develop skills.  A high score in a particular quadrant does not necessarily indicate equal preferences for all the processes of that quadrant.

Completing the test and Feedback

The NBI is completed online and feedback will be provided by means of our NBI Practitioner.