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Hundreds of people have completed the Universal Hierarchy of Motivation. There are literally billions of different possible reports that can come out of the answers to the fourteen multiple choice on-line questions because it effectively triangulates from the major typolgies including:
- MBTI®
- Temperament Theory
- TMI
- MTR-iTM (Management Team Roles Indicator)
- HBDI
- MajorsTM Personality Type Inventory
- DiSC
- Enneagram
A random sample of 163 respondents (in 2008/10) – across both genders, ranging between 20-60 years of age, and from a wide variety of ethnic groups (including European, Asian, American and African) rated the accuracy of their UHM Professional report on a scale from 0 to 10 (where ‘0’ is completely inaccurate and ‘10’ is perfectly accurate)
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'It also evaluates holistically and provides development on all four intelligences (while many processes only look at one or two of them). It also maintains an ethical approach and so makes sure that the process respects each individual involved' -
Trischa Mann, General Editor, Oxford Australian Law Dictionary
'This is a Personality Questionnaire that goes to the core of who we are' - Roz Merry, Freelife Marketing Executive
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They reported the accuracy of the Report as over 81% and this is despite it including significant amount of 'developmental' information which is much more likely to be rejected by respondents (It is the holographic nature of the theory which leads to this accuracy).
- Mean rating was 8.14
- Standard Deviation was 0.817
- Mode rating was 8 out of 10
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