Two interactive tests via The New York Times.
Make certain you clearly understand the directions.
I aced both, though was slow on a few of the juggling tasks as my brain took it step-by-step.
As I always said about myself, “Three things I can do well. Five is four too many.”
I also aced them both and only had a couple areas where I took too long.
I’m unsure what this says about us, Ken.
My husband often complains that I try to do too many things at once and thus sometimes zone out on important items (like a question he’s just asked me).
I’m seeing a lot of stories in the news lately about how multitasking maybe isn’t the best way to be good at any one thing.
Perhaps I should have less faith in the cognitive ability of others.
Or maybe I should have more faith in my cognitive abilities.
I got perfect scores on both sets of tests, much to my surprise. I anticipated, incorrectly that my score might be adversely affected from listening to a Rolling Stones song I’d never heard before (Gomper, from Their Satanic Majesties Request) played fairly loud.
I was a little slow on the letter/number task, but I hadn’t had my morning coffee yet.
I aced them both, too. And I have no idea what that really means… lol!