One way to measure good judgment is by results over time. People show good or bad judgment through their decisions and problem-solving and their track record over time.
What if you don’t have a lot of time or you have a high-risk situation? This is where the HVP can be useful. You can use it or one of the modern versions like the Acumen Capacity Index by TTISI to get a reading of a person’s capacity for good judgment or acumen. This is not a lengthy process! It only takes 15 minutes.
The results of the HVP or ACI are full of insights into the multi-dimensional world of value judgments. A professional consultant or axiologist will interpret the data that comes in the 15 page ACI report and point out practical applications. Alternatively, you may choose one of the longer TriMetrix versions that uses multiple sciences to give additional richness.
The two exercises that make up the HVP each have 6.4 quadrillion possible answers. This means that for every person in the world there are many more possibilities of answering the profile than there are people!
The profile is very sensitive and subtle in showing value patterns that are unique to an individual. The resulting calculus of value shows both the general value capacity of a person and the specific areas where their judgment shines as well as their blindspots.
Leadskill provides demonstrations of the Hartman Value Profile. If you are a leader trying to grow your acumen or seeking greater self-awareness, we can help! We love to share the science and facilitate the personal discoveries that come out of it. Contact us to begin the discovery process or read more about our assessments.
*The actual technical term for this is the HVP is an axiometric assessment