"I had an obvious aptitude for leading teams".
Also undetermined is whether relationships between music and reading work in reverse, with language-based literacy remediation leading to improved music aptitude.
Surely leading US politicians need some aptitude for holding high office?
However, the majority of medical applicants have top grades (McManus et al., 2005), leading to the use of aptitude tests in selection, although with much debate about their usefulness (Emery, Bell, & Vidal Rodeiro, 2011; McManus et al., 2005).
To succeed at acquisition entrepreneurship, you of course need basic management skills: an understanding of finance, a knack for leading and managing others, and an aptitude for decision making.
Aging is often described as the progressive accumulation of changes with time leading to a loss of physiological aptitude and fertility, an increased susceptibility to disease and ultimately to death (Harman, 1988, 2001; Kirkwood & Austad, 2000; Vijg & Suh, 2005; López‐Otín et al., 2013).
There are many potential reasons for this 40% increase in the prevalence of multimorbidity including unhealthy behaviors as well as improved understanding of conditions and advances in medical technology leading to longer survival and greater aptitude to live with many conditions [ 3, 7, 43].
SalesDrive offers a screening tool in the form of a sales aptitude test and is used by leading companies Marketo and Pearson Education to find and recruit talent.
He first worked in the verbal aptitude department and later spent seven years leading a major overhaul of the SAT in 1994.
Sir Peter Lampl, the millionaire philanthropist who has set up a trust to encourage disadvantaged youngsters to go to leading universities and is also a member of the task force, backed the idea for aptitude tests at a private seminar earlier this month.
