Choosing My Wife's LCI Scores

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I choose to guess my wife’s LCI scores. This is making me believe that opposites do attract because after guessing these scores, it seems like we are complete opposites. We didn’t even get one learning pattern that falls in the same category as the other person. One similarity is that we are both dynamic learners. One example of being a dynamic learner is that when she changes from Being Confluent to the sequence pattern you can tell right away because she loses confidence when she can’t have things her way because she of time limitations, which I always try to instill in anything we do. Being on a schedule helps me because I’m a forgetful person. If it’s not on the schedule, I might as well have not known. My wife on the other hand loves to just go with it. Living by a schedule is not her thing, which can bring its challenges. This pattern conflict we have makes us different viewpoints on life. Sometimes it can be good because I don’t see something she does, and vice-versa. The scores for precision are only 1 point apart, yet fall into different categories. A good example is that she loves to know the complete situation. In this case, it was when I didn’t reply to her on online chat when it said I was online when I really wasn’t. I had to answer every question, and I needed to be very …show more content…

Like I said in one of my previous assignments, my wife asked if we could remodel the bathroom before I deployed in 2 weeks. I happily accepted her invitation. I love working with tools and building things. I saw that our bathroom could use a upgrade, so I said, “sure, why not?” My wife, using the technical pattern as needed, apparently didn’t need it this time because she almost avoided it. She practically hired me as the worker and didn’t want to help me until I asked her at the very end. She saw I was exhausted and knew she in order for us to finish, she was going to need to help me. We ended up finishing it up together, and it came out

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