HBDI Description

The Herrmann Brain Dominance Instrument (HBDI) is a comprehensive survey consisting of 116 questions that effectively evaluates thinking preferences through four interconnected systems that correspond to the brain's quadrants. Created by Ned Herrmann while he was leading management education at General Electric, this instrument was designed to explore the influence of thought patterns on management and leadership growth. Unlike typical assessments that measure behavior or personality traits, the HBDI offers a unique perspective on an individual's cognitive inclinations, shaping their methods for problem-solving and decision-making processes. Importantly, it does not measure one's abilities, skills, or specific cognitive functions, nor does it evaluate activity in particular brain regions. With over 4 million users across more than 60 countries and available in 16 different languages, the HBDI has established itself as a vital resource for organizations seeking to leverage cognitive diversity. Its widespread use underscores the importance of understanding varied thinking styles in enhancing teamwork and innovation.

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Herrmann
Headquarters:
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Website:
www.thinkherrmann.com/hbdi

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