Revolutionizing Competency Assessment: The Role of Digital Behavioral Biometrics

Accurately assessing an individual's domain competency—their skills, capabilities, and expertise in a specific area—is essential in academic, professional, and organizational contexts. Traditional methods, such as standardized tests and questionnaires, often fail to capture the nuanced cognitive processes and contextual factors that underpin true expertise. Digital behavioral biometrics, including analyses of mouse movements, keystroke dynamics, and touch interaction patterns, offer a novel and objective approach to competency evaluation. These methods provide granular, real-time insights into user behavior, enabling more precise and context-aware assessments of domain-specific expertise. This paper explores how digital behavioral biometrics can enhance the accuracy, depth, and applicability of competency evaluations, paving the way for a valuable shift in how expertise is measured.

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2025-06-02
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https://doi.org/10.1109/mipro65660.2025.11132076
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Scientific Research and Philosophical Inquiry
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Revolutionizing Competency Assessment: The Role of Digital Behavioral Biometrics

Joseph S. Valacich, Darrell M. Wilson, Paul Weisgarber, David Kim et al.
Scientific Research and Philosophical Inquiry
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Revolutionizing Competency Assessment: The Role of Digital Behavioral Biometrics

Joseph S. Valacich, Darrell M. Wilson, Paul Weisgarber, David Kim, James L. Jenkins
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Abstract

Accurately assessing an individual's domain competency—their skills, capabilities, and expertise in a specific area—is essential in academic, professional, and organizational contexts. Traditional methods, such as standardized tests and questionnaires, often fail to capture the nuanced cognitive processes and contextual factors that underpin true expertise. Digital behavioral biometrics, including analyses of mouse movements, keystroke dynamics, and touch interaction patterns, offer a novel and objective approach to competency evaluation. These methods provide granular, real-time insights into user behavior, enabling more precise and context-aware assessments of domain-specific expertise. This paper explores how digital behavioral biometrics can enhance the accuracy, depth, and applicability of competency evaluations, paving the way for a valuable shift in how expertise is measured.

Brigham Young University (US), Texas Christian University (US), University of Arizona (US)
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