Capabilities Awareness Profile (CAP®) |
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| Emotional Intelligence (EI), often measured as an Emotional Intelligence Quotient (EQ), describes a concept that involves the ability, capacity, skill or (in the case of the trait EI model) a self-perceived ability, to identify, assess, and manage the emotions of one's self, of others, and of groups. |
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| Assessing impact is more than just customer satisfaction. As a client and stakeholder, you expect accountability for effectiveness – that is, a lasting change in attitudes, beliefs and behaviors. Our self-efficacy tools (CAP® and PCFI®) are the next generation in emotional intelligence assessments, which provides you a competitive edge. |
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| You can: |
- Assess and track changes in self and relational competencies (self-efficacy), one of the strongest predictors of behavior and resilience
- Enhance coaching relationships
- Demonstrate effectiveness of your services
- Engage clients in self-assessment
- Establish and track progress toward goals, and provide accountability
- Provide measures of effectiveness for funding sources
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The CAP® assesses the following scales: |
- Self-awareness
- Self-acceptance
- Self-actualization
- Self-regulation
- Adaptability
- Motivation
- Optimism
- Assertiveness
- Social identification
- Empathy
- Positive emotions
- Role compliance
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| The answers are tabulated and presented in a simple one-page CAP® Profile that graph areas of growth challenges, growth potential, and growth assets. An interpretive guide accompanies the profile. Team Source offers a variety of applications for implementing the CAP®, including: |
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- Pre-screening job applicants
- Identifying staff for management and leadership roles
- Facilitating career development
- Goal-setting and coaching.
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| The CAP® is psychometrically sound assessment instrument. |
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