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ASSESSMENT REPORT FOR DAVID

Dimensions of Intelligence
The candidates Intelligence score is a measure of his/her general intellectual ability and was measured by assessing his/her abilities on six dimensions. Each of these domains is not only important to his/her Intelligence, but also determines his/her ability to learn and process new information. Although each of these domains is distinctly different from the others, some dimensions are related. For example, ones verbal ability can contribute to the ability to reason logically. Evaluating the scores on each of the six dimensions will help to determine the candidates strongest intellectual abilities. The six intelligence dimensions are:

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Verbal Ability Mathematical Ability Spatial Ability Logical Ability Pattern Recognition Short Term Memory

A. IQ Dimension: Verbal Ability

David has answered 50% of Verbal Ability Questions Correctly

Verbal Ability

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Verbal Ability Score reflects the candidates capability to use language to express self, comprehend words, and understand others. Generally, it is the ability to understand ideas expressed in words. The candidates verbal abilities not only include his/her ability to write, communicate and read words, but also corresponds to the depth of his/her vocabulary as well as aptitude for learning new verbal material. A high verbal score indicates an extensive vocabulary, skill in both written and oral communication, and an understanding of subtleties in verbal and written communication. Additionally, individuals who have high verbal scores are more likely to be well-spoken and excel in an occupation that requires them to speak and write fluently.

B. IQ Dimension: Mathematical Ability

David has answered 80% of Mathematical Ability Questions Correctly

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Mathematical Ability Score reflects the candidates capability to manipulate numbers, comprehend relationships between numbers, and perform mental calculations using numbers. Generally, it is the ability to understand numbers and arrange them in a way to solve problems or answer questions. The candidates mathematical abilities not only include his/her ability to understand numbers, but more specifically include his/her ability to dissect geometric shapes, construct equations, and perform arithmetic calculations. A high Mathematical Ability Score indicates an extensive understanding of numbers, skill in both manipulation and computation of numbers, and a deep understanding of the rules that govern basic geometry, algebra, and calculus. Additionally, individuals who have high Mathematical Ability Scores are more likely to enjoy solving mathematical problems and more likely to excel in areas that require them to use math to solve complex problems.

C. IQ Dimension: Spatial Ability

David has answered 100% of Spatial Ability Questions Correctly

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Spatial Ability Score reflects the candidates capability to visualize and mentally manipulate spatial configurations of two or three dimensions, ability to visualize the orientation of spatial objects, and to perceive relationships among objects in space. This ability is important in tasks that require orienting ones self while using a map or visualizing how assembled objects will look prior to their construction. A high Spatial Ability Score indicates an individuals ability to conceptualize the space or distance between different objects or between different objects and themselves. High spatial ability is related to better abstract reasoning. Additionally, individuals who have high Spatial Ability Scores are more likely to excel in areas that require an artistic or creative flair or the manipulation of tangible objects.

D. IQ Dimension: Logical Ability

David has answered 100% of Logical Ability Questions Correctly

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Logical Ability Score reflects the candidates capability to deduce and draw conclusions from information that has been provided with. Logical ability is related to ones ability to reason and identify causes and effects in relationships. Individuals who have high Logical Ability Scores are able to uncover and follow rules or conditions that are hidden within relationships between actions, concepts, or words. In addition, individuals with high Logical Ability often excel in academic careers and enjoy debating concepts or issues.

E. IQ Dimension: Pattern Recognition

David has answered 56% of Pattern Recognition Questions Correctly

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Pattern recognition is the ability to see the order behind seemingly unordered concepts, actions, symbols, or images. Pattern recognition is highly related to general intelligence because pattern recognition is a key component of verbal, mathematical, spatial and logical abilities. Pattern recognition is even more important to logic because your ability to make logical connections is tied to whether or not you can make sense of the complex concepts, actions, or objects that you are tying to draw connections between. Individuals who are high in pattern recognition are skilled at identifying and anticipating patterns and may be talented in art design, music, or mathematics.

F. IQ Dimension: Short Term Memory

David has answered 100% of the Short Term Memory Questions Correctly

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Short-term memory is the part of memory that retains a small amount of information for a short period of time. Short term memory usually lasts anywhere from 30 to 45 seconds. Researchers have shown that short term memory can hold approximately seven items. An item could be a single digit or letter or a whole number, word, or concept. The candidates short term Memory score is not a measure of how many items he/she can hold because the norm is seven items regardless of the individual. However, the candidates Short Term Memory Score is a measure of how long his/her short term memory retains information because the length that short term memory holds information fluctuates more between individuals than the number of items that are retained by this form of memory. Individuals who have high Short Term Memory Scores are more skilled at manipulating information needed to execute complex cognitive tasks. In addition, these people are more likely to quickly comprehend and remember a series of simple facts.
Note: The above report is a guide. This report is designed to assist in the selection, appraisal, development or coaching and counseling process. The report should never be used in isolation but always in conjunction with both an interview and a process whereby a person's experience, education, qualifications, competence and trainability can be assessed.