Festygoers needed for online psychology study

[StoneCircle]

Done, I need a rest now!

[captain futility]

done

i think i scored 12...

[HurrahBrother]

I'm one of the 1 in 11 that teast/evaluation is positively useless for.

Anagrams confuse me, just stare at them like this

that is the problem when you have no dominant lobe in your brain, no leading eye.

[geebus]

I'm one of the 1 in 11 that teast/evaluation is positively useless for.

Anagrams confuse me, just stare at them like this

[LondonTom]

Done!! Interesting idea

[emmmmma]

Thank you! If you ever need me to participate in one of yours get in touch, jess.darby.2009@live.rhul.ac.uk

[DeadAmos]

Done

If your looking for something with a memory close to mine

Think GOLDFISH

[JessRHUL]

Or the one it works extra well for .

Mostly the test just me feel a bit thick .

[JessRHUL]

Ah thank you. Unless you've got schizophrenia you wouldn't be much use to me though!

[FluffyFairy]

My memory is so rubbish. I once did a medical trail for ketamine where I had remember words flashed up at me whilst having a CT scan. I was embarrassingly useless.

I did get paid £300 quid though for taking medical grade k, not a bad job for 2 hours of my time.

[Spindles]

I did get paid £300 quid though for taking medical grade k, not a bad job for 2 hours of my time.

[JiltedJames]

Done. Good luck with your studies. Must remember to pack the microwave and puppet.

[starknaked]

EDIT

Edited June 7, 2011 by starknaked

[kingjamma]

That was pretty good, I actually enjoyed that

[grumpyhack]

Done but it proved to me that my memory is failing

[rubenz]

My memories is really bad! Remembered puppets,microwave and desk I think!

[sisterofmercy]

Done. A rather interesting study too, makes me miss my psychology classes.

[Tenner Huey]

good luck in your GCSEs quite a cute little project that.

You will probably have to step it up quite a lot if you are going to do pyschology at A-level though as this project seems a bit lightweight for that standard.

[ink1ing]

Oh crap.. I didn't notice the 'THE WORDS IN THE FIRST PART OF YOUR TEST NOT THE ANAGRAMS' at all, I answered with the anagram words and thought I'd done really quite well.. Only realised when I just read starknakeds comment..

[Spindles]

Maybe that is one part of what the author wants to find out...how many people do exactly that? We may never know.

[paulbrock]

Don't read this till after the test....

I suspect the anagrams are merely a quick distraction to help you 'forget' the words used and you're not actually rated on how many you solve....the important bit is what you remember in the last step

Edited June 6, 2011 by paulbrock

[sisterofmercy]

Don't read this till after the test....

I suspect the anagrams are merely a quick distraction to help you 'forget' the words used and you're not actually rated on how many you solve....the important bit is what you remember in the last step

[JessRHUL]

They are. There was a study by Peterson and Peterson that did the same kind of thing with trigrams and counting. It's to do with displacing thoughts in your memory (if I remember correctly).

[sisterofmercy]

I should probably stop analysing data that comes in after this point because you lot know your psych literature! Thanks so much to everyone who has taken part.

[JessRHUL]

Maybe that is one part of what the author wants to find out...how many people do exactly that? We may never know.