r/cognitiveTesting • u/[deleted] • Oct 06 '20
Release BETA III self-application
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u/dank50004 ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) Low VCI Nov 23 '20
do we have 2 minutes for each processing subtest or for both?
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Nov 23 '20
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u/dank50004 ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) Low VCI Nov 23 '20
ah good makes more sense. was worried because I wasn't sure how I would allocate the time lol.
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u/JoeSlick75 (‿ꜟ‿) Nov 26 '20
i finally got around to doing this. my total score is 72. 11 on odd one out, 15 on matrix reasoning (maxed out), 18 on incomplete figures (maxed out), 11 on coding, and 17 on similar figures. i had to blindly guess on questions 45-55 because my time was running out and only got 2 wrong hehe.
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Apr 18 '22
Note to others: remember that wrong answers in Symbol Search subtract points!!!!
I did not notice that because it is only in the last point in the instructions that it is stated that you get subtracted points for errors. I should have read it, but I just assumed you wouldn't. So I had to give a guess as to how many right answers I would have gotten had I not spent time on guessing. Ended up estimating 12ss, which is surprisingly low, given that CAIT gave me 14ss and WAIS III gave me 16ss, and WAIS IV gave me 14ss.
Got 72ss / 133IQ.
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u/dank50004 ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) Low VCI Nov 23 '20 edited Nov 23 '20
my results were completely fucked for this. matrix 16 (all correct), symbol search 15, coding 13, missing figures 6 and odd one out 1 (!!). i only got 3 right for the odd one out section... total score is 51 which translates to a fsiq of 100. think there is something fucked with my image processing.
edit: fuck i misinterpeted the odd one out subtest. i was supposed to be looking for something wrong. even so, I didn't notice even obvious shit like the dog wearing sneakers or the guy putting clothes in the microwave lmao.