Edwinasia
04-10-2007, 09:40
Obviously, you already did this test.
This test is about adding up a few numbers.
I received this test again this morning by email and I thought, 'oh a nice subject for a thread…'
Now … here is the actual test:
• You’ll receive a short list of calculations.
• Do not go to the next calculation before you have finished the previous one..
• You do not ever need to write or remember the answers, just do it using your mind
Start
How much is:
15 + 6
Scroll down..
3 + 56
Scroll down..
89 + 2
Scroll down..
12 + 53
Scroll down..
75 + 26
Scroll down..
25 + 52
Scroll down..
63 + 32
Scroll down..
It’s almost done, one more…
123 + 5
Scroll down..
And now QUICK! Think about a color and a tool….
Now scroll down...
One is wondering why all this calculations are needed. I’m wondering how it works and if there are similar games like this one.
It seems that most people are answering the same and I have to say I tried this one out in a small office with 50 people and about 40 selected ‘red hammer’.
According the mail, about 98% would think about a red hammer.
Btw, I was thinking of a 'green screwdriver', but what was your answer?
And anyone has an explanation how it is working?
I found a link about some study:
http://scienceblogs.com/cognitivedaily/2006/04/casual_fridays_turns_out_were.php
This test is about adding up a few numbers.
I received this test again this morning by email and I thought, 'oh a nice subject for a thread…'
Now … here is the actual test:
• You’ll receive a short list of calculations.
• Do not go to the next calculation before you have finished the previous one..
• You do not ever need to write or remember the answers, just do it using your mind
Start
How much is:
15 + 6
Scroll down..
3 + 56
Scroll down..
89 + 2
Scroll down..
12 + 53
Scroll down..
75 + 26
Scroll down..
25 + 52
Scroll down..
63 + 32
Scroll down..
It’s almost done, one more…
123 + 5
Scroll down..
And now QUICK! Think about a color and a tool….
Now scroll down...
One is wondering why all this calculations are needed. I’m wondering how it works and if there are similar games like this one.
It seems that most people are answering the same and I have to say I tried this one out in a small office with 50 people and about 40 selected ‘red hammer’.
According the mail, about 98% would think about a red hammer.
Btw, I was thinking of a 'green screwdriver', but what was your answer?
And anyone has an explanation how it is working?
I found a link about some study:
http://scienceblogs.com/cognitivedaily/2006/04/casual_fridays_turns_out_were.php