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>didn't sleep last last night
>3:30 pm
>still get decent reaction time score (pic related)

http://www.humanbenchmark.com/tests/reactiontime/index.php

Reaction time correlates strongly with g, while movement time correlates less strongly
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G_factor_(psychometrics)

The correlations between the g-loadings and reaction time parameters were as high as 0.80
http://spi.sagepub.com/content/5/2/77.abstract

Several studies have reported association between simple reaction time and intelligence of around (r=−.31)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mental_chronometry

>> No.3691691

217 avg

>> No.3691713

Got 193 first round
181 second round

>> No.3691714

This is pretty fun. I still feel as though practice improves these scores dramatically, though.

Also, monitor refresh rates ftl.

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>> No.3691784

>>3691739
nice

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>>3691664
>correlated with g

meh.. I usually reach very high scores in g-factor intelligence tests, but I seem to be pretty slow in this (270ms).

btw some times ago I did a medical reaction test and I think I did better with the sound based ones (click when beep) reaching the maximum level. who knows..

>> No.3691890

>>3691664
different mouses are going to affect it like crazy.

>> No.3691896

>>3691866
> chloe
so perfect

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>>3691896

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Not that hard.

>> No.3691953

>>3691952
lucky

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>> No.3691972

there's probably a good delay in the mouse.

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>> No.3691988

>>3691890

>mouses
Mice.

>> No.3691991

>>3691977
There there slow friend.

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>>3691962
I'm coming at you bro

protip: Its the average that matters.

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Damn I'm fast.

>> No.3692055

25 tries
average 332

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ubermensch reporting in

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>>3691664
>a quick intelligence test
>testing reaction time
>impossible to be accurate because of network and equipment discrepancies

oh 4chan

>> No.3692095

>average 262
>feelsbadman.jpg

>> No.3692131

average 310ms

I guess I'm retarded

>> No.3692138

>>3692075

>doesn't realize that a browser can load and run the program and just send back the results after it's done
>still cannot into computers

oh fourchan

>> No.3692149

My average is worse than the median. I've also taken several "IQ tests" someone posted and received between 125 and 130 consistently. Both these efforts were made while sleep-deprived.

tl;dr all these online tests are bullshit.

>> No.3692264

>>3692149
Protip: many of these posters are cheating.
But I'm just asspained because 230ms is my average.
You're right though, all of these tests must be taken with a grain of salt.

>> No.3692276

A mouse isn't accurate enough for the test. Need to hook up at the neuron level.

>> No.3692322

>>3692276
this. Needs moar MRI

>> No.3692346

it mainly tests the debounce time constant of your mouse

>> No.3692376

>>3692322
temporal resolution of fMRI studies are still far too slow

>> No.3692575

>>3692138
what are computors? Are they in the cloud yet?