Yes, ID37 is based on modern test development and meets high psychometric standards. The method was developed at the University of Luxembourg. It utilizes current findings from motivational psychology and personality research. Unlike outdated typologies such as MBTI or DISC, ID37 explains the causes of behavior – not just its surface. The quality criteria of objectivity, reliability and validity are scientifically documented.

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You become an ID37 Master through certified training with an ID37 Instructor. The training is aimed at experienced professionals with backgrounds in coaching, consulting, psychology or related fields, as well as HR managers, executives and team leaders. The Master certification imparts in-depth knowledge of motivational psychology, the 16 life motives and their interpretation. Participants learn to conduct analyses and competently advise and support clients. They learn the full functionality of the ID37 platform with all tools and services. After passing the exam, participants may use the ID37 method professionally and worldwide in coaching, training and consulting.

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ID37 Masters receive comprehensive support: access to experts, webinars, in-depth videos and personal assistance. Additionally, the AI coach is available to help Masters better understand the ID37 personality model, motivational psychology or complex motive constellations and adapt them to their business. The ID37 community connects Masters with each other for experience sharing. Regular updates keep knowledge current. Masters stay up to date with developments, ensure quality in their consulting, coaching or HR work practice. They can expand their services and work more effectively with ID37.

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Yes, the book "The ID37 Personality Assessment" by Thomas Staller and Cornelia Kirschke offers a comprehensive insight into the theory and practice of motive-based personality diagnostics and its development. It explains the 16 life motives in detail, shows application examples and provides practical tips for professional use and everyday life. The book is suitable for beginners who want to learn about ID37 and for advanced users who want to deepen their knowledge. It is available in bookstores in German and English and as an e-book.

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