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I'm not sure it takes into consideration the orientation of the image, I was using that as a short cut - E.G. arrow points to circle and such. This made about
by antoko 15y ago
I'm not sure it takes into consideration the orientation of the image, I was using that as a short cut - E.G. arrow points to circle and such.
This made about half of them solvable by inspection in under 15 seconds for me. However the result was 1 out of 9. Using this same approach the 8th question was obviously flawed, I wasn't about to go back and try a different method at that point though.
- asher_ 15y agoI originally uploaded the incorrect items, of which one contained a flaw (I scored it as correct for everyone in that early group). In the easy questions you can indeed use those structural techniques, but in the harder ones you couldn't. In the 'gold standard' spatial tests that currently exist you can use these kinds of queues for almost every item very easily, which is why we introduced this method. Also, we need to take into account the vastly higher than average intelligence at HN compared to the general population; you guys are outrageously outperforming undergraduate psych students so far :-)
- sfeats 15y agoSo, what is this short study for?