Abilities and Aptitude tests are typically timed process. These inform you on candidates' fluid and crystallised intelligence. These measures are important predictors of a person's ability to think strategically, quickly integrate new information, solve problems, effectively communicate information, produce effective reports, as well as use verbal and numerical information to make informed business decisions.
Psych Press offers customised batteries of psychometric tests to target specific areas of cognitive ability. Tests are drawn from six main cognitive aptitude types including:
measures the individual's problem solving skills, ability to quickly learn new information, ability to think strategically. Learn More
measures the individual's written communication skills, analytical abilities, ability to quickly identify critical issues from written material such as company reports and marketing documents. Learn More
measures the individual's ability to use numerical data as a tool to make decisions and ability to quickly identify critical issues from numerical data (graphs and tables). Learn More
Best practice in psychometric testing requires the use of a combination of cognitive and personality tests to accurately predict role suitability.
Abstract reasoning tests can support a business capability to:
Numerical tests are non-verbal assessments of individuals' ability to comprehend numerical concepts in different formats, make logical decisions, and use numerical information to solve problems.
Learn MoreVerbal reasoning tests are designed to measure candidates or employees' verbal analytical skills. These skills are important in understanding their capabilities to:
A mechanical reasoning test measures an individual's ability to efficiently comprehend mechanical and physical concepts such as gears, levers, and pulleys. The test also measures the ability to apply these concepts and principles in practical settings, such as solving mechanical issues.
Learn MoreThe Workplace Instructions Test is designed to measure candidate's or employee's ability to:
The Personnel Selection Test (PST) consists of three scales: Word Knowledge, Numeracy, and Spatial Reasoning. For each scale, there are four forms, which are selected for use according to the desired level of difficulty
Learn MoreThe Profiling for Success (PFS) Reasoning Tests offer an advanced approach to the assessment of reasoning abilities for selection and development purposes. The tests cover three areas of reasoning ability.
Learn MoreLearn more how we can assist you to choose the most appropriate abilities and aptitude tests, please contact our psychologists: