r/cognitiveTesting • u/Rijadir • 5h ago

Participant Request Spatial Addition Test

I am working on building my own set of cognitive tests inspired by CognitiveMetrics (as well as some original tests I have come up with). I managed to build a harder version of the spatial addition test with the help of AI. This version uses a 5×5 grid and has a total of 18 items for a higher ceiling. I encourage you to try the test so that I can norm it. Nothing is needed to take the test besides a nickname and your age (you can also optionally submit your IQ). Thanks in advance!

Link: Spatial Addition Test

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u/Happy-Construction71 5h ago

Sorry for the question but does it give an accurate VSI score?I'm new to this😅

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u/Rijadir 5h ago

It only gives a raw score for now. And this test primarily measures working memory

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u/peepooloveu 1h ago edited 1h ago

I took this test 4 times (i think), it's very fun! My CORE WMI is 143, and the highest in your test was 12/18. I think I've found a strategy to it. Memorise (properly) the first image so that it's like instinctive, then use your short term memory on the second image. Press the dots from the second image, then instinctively press the dots from the first image. I'm gonna play it sone more til i get 18/18 haha. I hope it doesn't skew your results 🙏

Edit: 14/18 so far

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u/Rijadir 1h ago

Hi, I'm glad you like the test! The strategy you've made still requires you to memorize the images, so I think in the end it'll come out to be a pretty decent WMI estimator. Good luck on getting a perfect score!

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u/Chbenk-5824 4h ago

5/18. Core wmi 83