DOTIQ Assessment Questions

I follow through on commitments even when no one is watching.

My daily routines support long-term development, not just short-term results.

I complete required work (training, school, preparation) without needing reminders.

I am consistent with strength, conditioning, and recovery work outside of practice.

My off-field habits positively influence teammates.

I prepare with the same intent regardless of my role or recent performance.

I take my nutrition seriously, even when it requires planning or sacrifice.

I address breakdowns in execution rather than avoiding them.

When the team struggles, I take ownership of helping correct the situation.

After a poor decision, I focus on what I can correct rather than what went wrong around me.

I accept feedback after mistakes without becoming defensive.

When I make a mistake, my first response is to take responsibility rather than explain it.

My response to mistakes increases trust from coaches and teammates.

I respond to mistakes with action instead of frustration or disengagement.

I handle pressure situations with clarity rather than panic.

I do not allow one bad inning, game, or performance to carry into the next opportunity.

I stay mentally engaged even when things are not going my way.

I remain committed during long stretches where results don't match my effort.

I stay prepared even when opportunities feel uncertain or delayed.

I stay mentally tough through slumps that last longer than expected.

When my circumstances are challenging, I look inward before blaming external factors.

When momentum turns against my team, I remain steady and composed.

I compete with the same intensity even when my role or opportunities are limited.

I recover emotionally faster than most teammates after a tough moment.

I remain committed to my development when progress feels slow.

I show tenacity when the path forward requires patience.

I understand how pressure situations change decision-making.

I know where to be and what to do without needing reminders.

I make smart decisions even when the game speeds up.

I recognize small details that others often miss.

I communicate effectively with teammates about positioning and situations.

I stay mentally ahead of the play rather than reacting late.

I understand when to be aggressive and when to be patient.

I understand game situations and adjust my decisions accordingly.

I use experience and awareness to slow the game down.

I consistently make the right play rather than the flashy one.

I can explain game situations clearly to teammates if needed.

I consistently anticipate what might happen before the play develops.