What components are typically included in Griffin Hill score reports?

• A. Overall integrity risk, area-specific scores, and recommended actions.
• B. Individual test taker's personal data only.
• C. Proprietary benchmarks only.
• D. A histogram of all candidate responses.

Answer: (A)

Griffin Hill score reports are designed to give a clear, actionable picture of an individual’s integrity risk. They typically include an overall integrity risk score that summarizes the general level of risk, plus area-specific scores that break that risk down into components so you can see where concerns are strongest. In addition, the report provides recommended actions tailored to the findings, guiding next steps such as follow-up checks, verification, or remediation strategies. It’s not limited to personal data alone, and it isn’t just a set of proprietary benchmarks or a histogram of all responses; the combination of overall risk, detailed area scores, and practical recommendations is what makes the report useful.