This phsyiological test has been circulating on the Internet. SUPPOSEDLY, it is a US Air Force test designed to screen people for pilot training. SUPPOSEDLY, two minutes is very very good.
See http://members.iinet.net.au/~pontipak/redsquare.html
Some people think it is very hard. My 14 year old grandson does 2 minutes withou breaking a sweat. He claims there is a pattern and once you see the pattern it is easy to anticipate the moves.
Like many phsyiological tests, this one might actually examine something other than what it seems. Perhaps it is really a test to see if you can get inside the other guy's decision loop. It doesn't matter as long as there is some proven corrolation with real world performance.
So, armed with that insight, see how you do!
About Me
- Derf
- I live in the Florida Keys. I've been in the military and worked inside the Beltway. I've had 22 technical books and two novels published. I fly, boat, dive, shoot, and swim pretty damn well.
1 comment:
I've seen this thing before. I can make about 16 seconds. Then less. Then less. And less until I'm around 9 seconds and realize that it's time to give up.
The only pattern so far is to go down then up to the upper left corner then down a little bit. That's as far as I got.
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