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What is
the IMTA?
The IMTA is a loose
affiliation of scientists who meet to exchange ideas concerning the
assessment of military personnel. The IMTA promotes the assessment
of military personnel as a scientific adjunct to modern military
personnel management within the military and professional
community. Originally formed by the armed services of the United
States, the forum has expanded over the years to include representatives
from many other nations.
What
does the IMTA do?
The IMTA's main activity
is an annual conference. The 2003 conference was in Pensacola, Florida,
USA. The
2004 Conference will be held in Brussels, Belgium.
Who's in
the IMTA?
IMTA members represent the services of the following countries:
Australia
Austria
Belgium
Canada
Croatia
France
Germany
Netherlands
Singapore
Sweden
Switzerland
United Kingdom
United States
Do any
other countries participate?
Representatives of
the following
nations have shown their interest through participation in the IMTA's
annual conferences:
Finland
Israel
Italy
New Zealand
Poland
Portugal
What are
the primary areas
of interest
studied by participants?
Testing
Occupational Analysis
Training Technology
Human Factors
Leadership
Manpower Trends
Organizational Behavior
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