While peer-reviewed articles demonstrate academic rigor, no publication is more rigorous than the process of obtaining a patent. For those interested, here are copies of both our USA and Canadian published patents for our “Validation Process for Ipsative Assessments. At the time of this update, we still have a European patent review in process.
This thought leadership article shows how TTI SI is exposing precognitive emotional responses that many times lead to our final decisions. One key example shows how assessments need to be taken in one’s native tongue to get the best neurological response.
This research article provides a great literature review of our patented brain scanning process. Then it provides an example of how this process can expose an assessment taker’s mental processing of our 23 workplace competencies.
The first step in creating a model of human activity is to publish a thought article that provides the background for future referencing. This article diagrams the decision-making pathways and has implications for overextension of several behavioral styles.
In this article, which is a summary version of “Toward an Operational Model …”, we describe a neuro-counseling-based model that can provide an objective and scientifically based understanding that will empower professional coaches, counselors and their clients.