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The task is to spot defects.
The task is to calculate the
correct orders.
The task is to answer questions
relating to a story.
The task is to answer questions relating to events.
The task is to find your way through the mazes.
The task is to mine for a valuable mineral.
The task is to get the right combination of shapes.
Measures the BIG 5 personality traits and 20 individual sub-facets, and comprehensively validated against the widely respected NEO Personality question (IPIP version).
Takes a direct measure of personality based on the objective behavioural tasks, yielding over 70 individually reliable task behaviours and eliminating possibilities of faking.
The assessment takes about an hour to complete and can be done on any device, in multiple visits.
Compares a self-report score against the objective behavioural tasks score to identify when there is a general over-estimation or under-estimation of personality: a ‘self-perception’ scale.
Creates confidence about the accuracy of the assessment information as two sources (objective behavioural tasks and self-report) of information are used.
Highlights ‘blind spots’ for discussion where the objective behavioural task score indicates a difference from the self-report score on a particular personality trait.
These features appear on all reports. They are unique to Mosaic Personality Tasks as it is the only personality assessment that compares self-report data against objective task data using the same assessment.
The self perception scale gives a clear indication where there has been a general over-estimation or under-estimation of personality.
All the personality and competency scales highlight when the task score and self-report score are different.
Carefully prepared competencies that take into account that ‘10’ is not always the best score and may create issues.
There are various report output with different benefits, catering for both selection and development.