2013 04 15 hogans assessment results luca cococcia 1 page summary
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Assessment Summary: Luca Cococcia
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Hogan Personality Inventory
Adjustment 12 Low
Ambition 100 High
Sociability 85 High
Interpersonal 60 Moderate
Prudence 16 Low
Inquisitive 88 High
Learning 46 Moderate
Hogan Development Survey
Excitable 88 Moderate Risk
Skeptical 83 Moderate Risk
Cautious 35 No Risk
Reserved 65 Low Risk
Leisurely 93 High Risk
Bold 93 High Risk
Mischievous 99 High Risk
Colorful 97 High Risk
Imaginative 89 Moderate Risk
Diligent 24 No Risk
Dutiful 87 Moderate Risk
Motives Values Preferences Inventory
Recognition 92 Very Interested
Power 98 Very Interested
Hedonism 62 Interested
Altruistic 100 Very Interested
Affiliation 55 Interested
Tradition 44 Interested
Security 24 Less Interested
Commerce 61 Interested
Aesthetics 51 Interested
Science 83 Very Interested
Ability Tests
Matrigma 7 High Score
HBRI Strategic Reasoning 92
HBRI Tactical Reasoning 100
HBRI Critical Reasoning 94 Critical Thinker
WGCTA 97
This section summarises results on ability
and cognitive tests undertaken as part of the
assessment process (Note: for some results a
Percentile score will be shown, which is a
comparison against other people from the
norm group. For example, a percentile score
of 62 means the score was better than 62%
of people from that norm group).
The Hogan Personality Inventory (HPI)
provides a measure of the individuals likely
day-to-day behaviour and those
characteristics necessary for success in the
work environment. The HPI has been
completed by more than 2.5 million working
adults, validated against more than 400 job
roles, and is well proven as a highly valid
predictor of on-the-job behaviour.
The Hogan Development Survey (HDS) is
unique in providing an insight into how a
person's personality changes when they are
not actively managing how they are
perceived by others, such as when they are
under a high degree of pressure or stress.
The HDS measures 11 dysfunctional
dispositions that can impede job
performance.
The Hogan Motives, Values, Preferences
Inventory (MVPI) assesses what an individual
values highly and what they have less interest
in. This provides a clear understanding of the
type of culture or environment they will
respond well to, be more satisfied in, and
therefore have a higher degree of motivation
within.