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Glossary

The following terms may be found on various pages of this website.
 
personality profiling

There are many definitions of personality.  If we take the Wikipedia definition that: ‘In psychology, personality describes the character of emotion, thought, and behaviour patterns unique to a person.  There are several theoretical perspectives on personality in psychology, which involve different ideas about the relationship between personality and other psychological constructs, as well as different theories about the way personality develops.’ we can immediately see that the word ‘personality’ is probably construed in a variety of ways depending on the definitions held by an individual.

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psychometric testing 'Psychometric' simply means 'measuring the mind' and comes from the Greek 'psyche' meaning mind, and 'metron' meaning to measure.  Psychometric testing can include a wide range of skills, abilities or other factors such as interests, attitudes and personality, but may also extend to other clinical testing outside the commercial environment.

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The McQuaig Job Survey® The McQuaig Job Survey® is an objective measure of the hiring manager's behavioural design for any given job.  Click here for further details.

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The McQuaig Occupational Test® The McQuaig Occupational Test® is a mental agility test used to assess the power and speed of general intelligence.  For further information click here.

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The McQuaig System™ The McQuaig System is a system of psychometric assessments developed by The McQuaig Institute of Executive Development in Toronto and principally comprises The McQuaig Word Survey®, The McQuaig Job Survey® and The McQuaig Occupational Test®.

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The McQuaig Word Survey® The McQuaig Word Survey® is an objective measure of an individual's temperament.  Click here for further details.

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validity The validity of any assessment system depends upon it having been properly tested against a wide variety of benchmarks.  The better commercially available psychometric tests will have available technical manuals detailing studies to measure, amongst other issues the robustness of the structure of the system, its validity in a variety of settings, and its fairness in terms of social justice and discrimination.  For further details of the validity of assessments offered by The Rogers Group, please click here.
 

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