Identify Candidates that Can Accurately Draw Conclusions
Draw Conclusions
Definition
The ability to figure out a something from other given information.
What the Trait is NOT
A measure of the ability to do details accurately.
Closely Related Traits
- Analytical Intelligence
- Unusual Logic
- Discernment
Closely Related Tests
- Sales, People, and Logic Test
- People and Logic Test
- Logic Ability Test
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Extreme Low Range
Less than 25. Because there is only one right answer out of 5 for each question, 20 could be achieved by just guessing answers. This person is very poor at being able figure out something from other information.
Low Range
26 to 38. This person is poor at being able to figure out something from other information. Again this trait is only based on two problems.
Borderline
39 to 48. This person is borderline at being able to figure out something from other information. Again this trait is only based on two problems.
Medium Range
49 to 55. This person is OK at being able to figure out something from other information. Again this trait is only based on two problems.
High Range
56 to 69. This person is good at being able to figure out something from other information. Again this trait is only based on two problems.
Extreme High Range
70 to 100. This person is excellent at being able to figure out something from other information. Again this trait is only based on two problems.
Note
If the person cannot read English well, a low result on this test could be due to difficulties reading word problems rather than the ability to draw conclusions.