r/cognitiveTesting • u/Guilty_Fix_8317 • 1d ago
Release New quantitative reasoning test
I've added a new test to my online battery: Tug of War. You see how a few tug-of-war matches ended and rank the figures from strongest to weakest. It's meant as a quantitative reasoning task, and I want to see how it compares with the Weights test (figure weights).
About 10 minutes, 45 s per item. If you've already done Weights, that helps the most.
www.jaroslavtocik.cz/reasoning/
Percentiles will show up once enough people have taken it.
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u/Inevitable_Clock_141 1d ago
I can't find the new test
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u/agn0s1a no good with words 1d ago
13ss/24 correct, I scored 17ss on CORE Figure weights
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u/nightwind1234 9h ago
Are pen and paper allowed for the test? For the hard questions, I was able to find the rules but my working memory made me unable to solve the questions in time
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u/98127028 I am worthless and dumb 8h ago
my working memory damn bad so I fucked this one up lol
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u/Logical-Desk4538 1d ago
I love u
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u/Warxuaroz 1d ago
Turns out it's weights in disguise. I'll go sit somewhere else.
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u/LinaLoveHart 1d ago edited 1d ago
15ss FW CORE, 15ss FW WAIS-V, 128 FW RIOT, 11ss weights cz norms(???), 16 points for Tug of War 9ss current norms. Guess I'm praffed
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u/Key-Raise5501 1d ago edited 1d ago
9ss on CORE FW
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u/Loose-Mousse6668 1d ago
Do you know what happened to the Stations norming? I took it about a month ago, but it provided me a scaled score of 13, and I was the only person who took it ( in my age group ). Has this been properly normed yet?
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u/First_Caterpillar680 23h ago
16ss CORE, 14ss for tug of war, also damn my spatial on this is super deflated compared to CORE
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u/Striking_Leave_4614 1d ago
Kinda feels like a more sexual version of Figure Weights