Study: Orthodox achieves more in professional diagnosis

New research indicates that orthodox achieve higher scores secular in professional diagnoses.

In a study conducted at Pilat from hi Capital became clear that Orthodox examinees succeeded in five out of eight tests were examined statistically with an average, referring to the number and percentage of correct answers to various tests, higher than the general public.

In statistical analysis was conducted diagnosis of thousands diagnosed from all sectors, tested against hundreds of ultra-Orthodox.

Statistical tests focused on the most frequent tests used, these reviewers thinking abilities and verbal and quantitative understanding of the data and execute instructions, Total amount of eight tests diagnosed them answered statistical sample size requirements accepted both the general population and in terms of ultra-Orthodox segments.

The original hypothesis of the operational test the Haredim will fall significantly in consequences to the general public, and the original intention was to prepare for the provision of "Factor" for any alignment between the general public and the Haredi sector, one method of providing affirmative action in haredi public.

But Orthodox examinees failed five out of eight tests which were examined statistically with an average, referring to the number and percentage of correct answers on various tests.

According to Professor Baruch Mevorah, Academic Director of Pilat from hi Capital: "If the public is entitled to any factor (repair) then this is precisely the general public.

The surprising findings can be attributed to different variables, such as percentage of time extension recipients compared with the general public between the public and the ultra-Orthodox Haredi public properties go to work, which may be more talented than those who stay at yeshivas? Another question relates to the world of the haredi Torah, as part of the ultra-Orthodox are Baalei Teshuva who were in secular institutions previously.

Another question should address the public ages Orthodox diagnosed compared with the general public.

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