The second component of intelligence that the aptitude tests measure
is crystallised intelligence. Crystallised intelligence is the ability to learn from past
experiences and relevant learning, and to apply this learning to a situation. Employers,
obviously, will only be interested in your ability to apply your learnings to work-related situations.
Work situations that require crystallised intelligence include comprehending written reports
and instructions, ability to produce reports, ability to use numbers as a tool to
make effective decisions, etc. This type of intelligence is based upon facts and rooted in experiences,
and becomes stronger as we age and accumulate new knowledge and understanding.
There are many aptitude tests that measure different aspects of crystallised intelligence.
The most common are verbal reasoning, numerical reasoning and spatial reasoning
This Aptitude test its composed by differents test like verbal, numerical, spatial,
perceptual and practical reasoning, like the iq test used a big online database updated
periodically that gives the users the oportunity restart the test and find different questions each time you do it.
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