Summary Report for: 31-1011.00 - Home Health Aides

Oral Understanding - ability to listen and understand information and ideas through spoken language and sentences

Sensitivity of the problem - Ability to judge errors or possible errors. We are aware that there is a problem and do not include resolution of the problem.

Inductive reasoning - functions that combine various information to form general rules and conclusions (including finding relationships between seemingly unrelated events)

Sort information - The ability to place objects and behaviors in a specific order or pattern based on specific rules or set of rules (numbers, letters, words, pictures, patterns of mathematical operations, etc.)

Arm stability - Keeping hands and arms stable when you move your arms and put your arms and hands in the same position

Category flexibility - Ability to combine or group things in different ways by generating or using different rule sets

Fluent thoughts - You can come up with some ideas about a topic (the number of ideas is important, but not their quality, accuracy or creativity).

Time sharing - The ability to alternate between two or more activities or information sources such as voice, voice, touch, other sources of information

Written understanding - Ability to read and understand written information and ideas

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