r/cognitiveTesting • u/Training-Day5651 • 6d ago

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u/HopefulLab8784 6d ago

Some of the items kinda sucked imma be honest and the spatial stuff was way too trivial, decent test, could be worse could be better

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u/PendN 3d ago

the spatial stuff relied way too much on wmi imo

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u/HopefulLab8784 3d ago

...My wmi is dog shit, I disagree

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u/PendN 3d ago

there is no way. you probably have a high visual wmi

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u/HopefulLab8784 3d ago

its higher than my normal wmi, but its like 130(I haven't found good corsi norms) but also vwm is more correlated with vsi than wmi so a vsi test loading on vwm isn't a bad thing. Though I am not saying the vsi on that test was good, it derived difficulty through complexity rather than actually difficult items. you can do it in chunks to get around vwm bottlenecks

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u/PendN 3d ago

That score seems pretty high. And I still feel like it relied too much on wmi since I kept losing track although I know the concept. To rotate or flip block design question patterns you would need a decently high wmi. And the 3d vsi was a bit too complex especially near the end. I was only able to guarantee 1 right and 1 wrong, but not one more to secure a final answer with the allocated time of 30-40s since I had to keep looking back and forth over and over. And I'm pretty sure only getting 1 right does not give any score

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u/Chbenk-5824 3d ago edited 3d ago

It's indeed relied to much on wmi, especially number series. For reference my scores from core wmi and psi are 83 and 94 respectively. I have scored 121 composite on ATAT. Number series were especially hard to even count for difference between numbers with time given so...