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Mental Strength.

NEW. Facet sub-page. Each facet page needs ~600-1,000 words of Steve-authored copy explaining what it is, how it shows up under pressure, how the assessment measures it, and how to develop it.

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Final URL: /the-model/mental-strength
What Steve needs to provide
  • 01 2-paragraph plain-English definition of Mental Strength
  • 02 How it shows up under pressure (3 concrete examples)
  • 03 How the assessment measures it (which items / scoring approach)
  • 04 How to develop it (Steve's specific interventions)
  • 05 Research citations specific to Mental Strength
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Cognitive habits that keep people clear, focused and decisive when pressure rises.

What this means in practice

XXXX Steve to write 2 paragraphs. Plain English. What Mental Strength is, distinguished from "mental toughness" (sports psychology) and "mental health" (clinical).

How it shows up under pressure

  1. XXXX Concrete example one
  2. XXXX Concrete example two
  3. XXXX Concrete example three

How the assessment measures it

XXXX Which items in the psychometric load on Mental Strength, the scoring approach, and the range of scores typically seen in working populations.

How to develop it

XXXX Steve's specific interventions for this facet. The work that consistently moves scores in the right direction.

Research

Steve to provide

XXXX 1-3 published research anchors specific to Mental Strength.

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