pavel_do
Critical Thinker
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- Aug 7, 2007
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20 trials with two possible pictures: A depicting a black circle, B being blank.
No one from the test team knows if either A or B is in the envelope.
Up to six minutes per trial. Break after ten if needed.
16 or more correct mean success.
You mean they all mixed up like in case with Carine Lindle test?
If it is.. well I need to try it to be sure.. but without trying it.. as I have explained before I think it would be more complicated for me to perform it.. due to mind involvements as i have explained etc..
or.. I have separate pairs and have to name them correct?
Can we use two photos instead of “Circle” and “Blank”?
Am I allowed to see photo right after I named it?
Can we make it 30 pairs per trial?
Do I hold both photos out of two to identify the pair.. or I am given by one photo?
If it is so as I wrote to Dick, it could work out I think.. though still I would need to print same pairs to try it and be sure of it.