Which quadrant describes Low Ability (Can't Do) and High Attitude (Will Do)?

Which quadrant describes Low Ability (Can't Do) and High Attitude (Will Do)?

• A. Quadrant One: High Ability (Can Do) and High Attitude (Will Do)
• B. Quadrant Two: Low Ability (Can't Do) and High Attitude (Will Do)
• C. Quadrant Three: High Ability (Can Do) and Low Attitude (Won't Do)
• D. Quadrant Four: Low Ability (Can't Do) and Low Attitude (Won't Do)

Answer: (B)

Understanding how ability and attitude map to performance. In this four-part view, you pair Can Do vs Can’t Do with Will Do vs Won’t Do. The quadrant that has low ability (Can’t Do) and high attitude (Will Do) describes someone who is motivated to learn and will put in effort, but currently lacks the necessary skills. With targeted instruction, guided practice, and timely feedback, they can build the required abilities and move toward higher performance. The other quadrants differ in that: someone with high ability and high attitude is ready to perform; someone with high ability but low attitude is capable but not motivated; and someone with low ability and low attitude lacks both skill and drive, needing coaching on both fronts.

Understanding how ability and attitude map to performance. In this four-part view, you pair Can Do vs Can’t Do with Will Do vs Won’t Do. The quadrant that has low ability (Can’t Do) and high attitude (Will Do) describes someone who is motivated to learn and will put in effort, but currently lacks the necessary skills. With targeted instruction, guided practice, and timely feedback, they can build the required abilities and move toward higher performance. The other quadrants differ in that: someone with high ability and high attitude is ready to perform; someone with high ability but low attitude is capable but not motivated; and someone with low ability and low attitude lacks both skill and drive, needing coaching on both fronts.