Introduction Quiz – 3D Institute

Question 1 of 4

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On page 5-6, Joe describes the difference between “transactional” coaches and “transformational” coaches. Match each type of coach with Joe’s description of them.

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Coaches who use players as tools to meet their personal needs for validation, status, and identity.
Coaches who are others-centered and use their coaching platform to impart life-changing messages. Their needs are met by meeting the needs of players.

Transactional Coaches
Transformational Coaches

Question 2 of 4

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According to the research outlined on page 7, the common characteristic of parents who raise children with healthy relationship patterns is largely determined by:

the parents capacity to make sense of their own history.
the financial status of the family.
the level of education achieved by the parents.

Question 3 of 4

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Which of the following statements best summarizes the work of the “InSideOut Process”?

If a coach wants to transform lives, they must find the right resources and programs to teach character attributes to their athletes.
Before a coaches can transform the lives of their players, they must be willing to think through their past and develop their own coherent narrative to define the level 3 issues of their own heart first.
To be transformational, coaches should NOT revisit the painful experiences from their past so they are sure not to bring those painful emotions into the present.

Question 4 of 4

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On page 8, Joe poses 4 “critical questions” that every coach who desires to be transformational should ask. Put these 4 statements in the order Joe prescribes in the book.

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Why do I coach?
Why do I coach the way that I coach?
What does it feel like to be coached by me?
How do I define and measure success?

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