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| Name | BehavioralIndicatorScore |
|---|---|
| Type | BehavioralIndicatorScoreType |
| Documentation (of type) | Contains details about a rating of a behavioral indicator. Behavioral indicators are the observable activities of an individual who possesses or who demonstrates an associated competency. Observable means that one can either see or hear behavior indicating a competency. For behavioral indicators to be meaningful, they should be sufficiently defined and statistically and/or logically correlated with the associated competency. For example, when an employee is demonstrating "initiative" as a competency, among the behaviors one might observe might be the individual's independent research of an issue to inform a decision or solve a problem. |