Advanced Numerical Reasoning Appraisal (ANRA)

The Advanced Numerical Reasoning Appraisal (ANRA) allows you to easily measure higher-level numerical reasoning skills. ANRA is important for professionals and decision-makers using financial statements, business metrics, sales data and key performance indicators. Involving more than just math and computation skills, ANRA assesses the ability to deduct, interpret and evaluate complex numerical information.

Who is it for?

ANRA is a great tool for evaluating professionals who interpret and analyse numerical information, including:

• Management
• Sales and Marketing
• Accounting, Finance and Insurance
• Professionals in virtually every position and industry

ANRA predicts a candidate’s ability to:

• Select important numerical information for decision making and problem solving
• Compare complex quantitative information
• Effectively break down information into essential parts or underlying principles
• Evaluate the sufficiency of quantitative information available to reach accurate conclusions
• Norms For: Professional/Individual Contributor, Manager, Executive/Director, and Financial Occupations

Validity Studies

• ANRA is proven to predict the ability to use quantitative reasoning to solve problems, learn numerical concepts quickly, recognise similarities and differences, and accurately assess the value of assets
• Across financial occupations, ANRA predicted analysis and problem solving (r =.32), judgment and decision making (r =.36), quantitative/professional knowledge and expertise (r =.36), total job performance (r =.44), and overall potential (r =.31)

Administration

The ANRA is available as an online assessment, or in paper & pencil format. Pricing for online assessments is determined by a sliding scale, based on the quantity purchased. To find out more about TalentLens Online Assessment, Click Here.

N.b. The Paper & Pencil version is also known as the Rust Advanced Numerical Reasoning Assessment (RANRA).