I believe that the purpose of this experiment is to determine peoples perception of their chance of success before attempting the specific task that they are asked of.
According to the size of each test tools, the one who took the experiment has different confidence level. Smaller the tools, less confident he/she will be.
Understanding the differences in each task, confidence, and to be able to determine what people think versus what is actually true.
The accuracy with how someone judges whether theyll complete an objective
I think this experiment is about measuring the level of confidence among certain groups in completing tasks.
I think this expeirment is about how well you think you will succed at a task with one of the two options for being able to complete the task.
How rewards and size affect a person's ability to complete a simple task
If you are more likely to complete a task when there is an incentive involved.
I think it is measuring our liklihood to bet using a confidence scale
Estimations on self-ability and risk taking
Confidence in ability to complete a task
The rate of success depending on the object or tool that is being used
To see if we can complete the tasks given
Predictability and one's confidence in themselves to predict an outcome based on their own ability.
Testing the brain ablities of switching task in a rapid response and the time it takes for your nerves to fire off messages quickly.
how confident people are with completing tasks
Measure how confident we are in succesfully complete tasks
it's about to evaluate my confidence when I encounter a task
How reward will affect our judgment on how successful we think we are a task.
I think this experiment is about making predictions
Differnt coulor change your confidence to do something
Risk taking/ gambling based on confidence with tool provided
This experiment is about basic problem solving and confidence.
I think the experiment is about how well you trust yourslef to complete certain tasks.
INequality based on what you're given and you're confidence with that
Decision making and assurance in abilities to complete a task.
How good are judgement is to succeed in a task.
I think that this experiment is about betting on how well we think we might complete a task.
How confident a person is in their ability to do a task affects how much they will bet on it.
The likelihood of succeding the task with each material and the perception of it.
being able to respond to different tasks with different types of methods
I think this experiment is about how much we focus on a task. How likely we are to complete the task and how effecient we are at completing the task.
one's ability to remember rules and objects that were stated at the beginning of the study
I'm guessing this experiment was about how much more likely people were to succeed in the given task if they rated themselves with high confidence, and how likely people were to succeed in relation to the tool they were given and the second tool they wereshown but not allowed to use.
To see what tasks certain indivuals think they are more coordinated in.
Maybe to measure how how a person's confidence affects his/her chance to succeed in doing something.
to see how well we can percieve our confidence in our abilities
How well idividuals can gage how an assignment will or will not turn out in the end
Managing tasks and hand eye coordination
Weather is incentives make people preform better
reaction time and correctly determining probability
How likely someone is to do a task based on incentive and precieved capability
How well you can complete a task given simple instructions
Is trying to measure your skills in determining if you are able to sucessfuly complete a task
Whether or not confidence in your ability to complete a task plays a role in your ability to complete it successfully.
i think this experiment is testing corridentaion in different people
I think this experiment is trying to test how confident I feel about succefully completing a task depending on the tool that I'm given to me inorder to complete it.
How confident you are in completing tasks.
Acuracy depending on the objects randomly assigned
probility of completeling the task in one try and if it matters on what you use to do this
The predition which person make about the likelihood of success and their reaciton base on that likelihood of success (how much mony they are willing to bet).
To test our perceoption of chance/confidence in our own abilities and how that is affected by our options
testing my ability to perform tasks under different pressure circumstances
see how confident i am in completing tasks given different situations
I think this experiment is about decisions and risks that certain people choose to make.
How willing people are to bet money on simple tasks
I think that this experiment is testing our judgment to specific tasks and our thought process and strategy in completing them
Paying attention and challenging your brain to do simple tasks.
Seeing how confident we are in each task
Our ability to predict whther we can complete a task successfully or not.
How willing you are to lose/gain money and how confident one is about that.
I think this experiment is about how many people can succesfully complete all the tasks provided.
ability to judge confidence in performance of tasks and how certain factors affect that
I think this experiment is about attempting to do tasks that seem like they should be easy but are actually challenging to complete with the materials provided. I think it also will show a determination on completing the task.
How does the size of something affect how we determine our success at completing a task with what is given
Your ability to perform certain tasks compared to how others can perform those simple tasks.
To see how much money we would bet based on our confidence in the task.
How successful you think you will be at completing a task compared to how successfull you actually are
Peoples confidence in their success rate and it's relationship to how much money they would plan to bet on it.
A person's belief in their likelihood to succeed
Decision making based on certainty/uncertainty of results
how confident we are in completing a task and whether or not we would bet something on being able to complete it
Confidence in one's ability to complete a task
To see if a reward incentive changes the outcome of a task due to pressure
seeing how confident someone is when completing tasks
Confidence (based on how much money someone bets) on a given task given the accessibility to the tools they have.
confidence in abilities to do certain tasks
To see if I am able to do the tasks successfully
Success rates for tasks using different objects.
Doing tasks and giving opinions on them.
Testing whether or not people are confident in their abilities to complete the tasks successfully
judging which task you will be most successful in and calculating risk
your ability to do certain tasks.Maybe hand eye coordination
If one's personal judgement on their own physical ability is accurate.
Looking at confidence levels and how they affect performance; also, probably reaction time and hand-eye coordination.
maybe what size ball/box you use determines how confident you fell with a task
Believing you can do something and doing it / chance of you doing it
Testing people's confidence in themselves.
Completion of tasks when stimulated with rewards
Probabillity, and the determination beforehand (this survey) and how it affects how well you actually do.
Confidence in completing tasks with various tools
A persons willinness to gamble despite poor circumstances, opposed to gambling with everything in your favor.
Preconceived idea of my own abilities once a tool has been assigned
i think that this experiment is about judging how well we trust our motor movements and predictions
if Predicting how well you do will effect your results
likelihood of performing tasks on the first try
The confidence people have in performing tasks.
Variability of confidence given different circumstances, while being aware of the other possibilities.
To study how well people can guess outcomes of tasks they usually don't try to accomplish.
How people percieve their chances of themselves completing a task vs. the actual probability of them completing a task.
To examine how much a person believes in their ability to complete a task.
The affect of how well the participant thinks they will perform on how they actually perform.
Making descisions based on what resources you have.
Judgements on how we handle tasks and if we can know different aspect of it with all the information together, some not used and some specific.
Percieved capabilities in physical tasks
To see how a human's reflexes are by giving different tasks.
The relationship between gambling and confidence that one will be able to successfully complete the task. Also, the relationship between how one sees their chance of success compared to the available tools for success.
I think it is about how likely you follow and succed the task that seem easy but actually hard.
how well you can perfom tasks and the likelyhood that you will succeed based on the bet
being able to complete tasks successfully
How object use affects confidence in the ability to complete a task.
Im not really sure of the point or outcome they are trying to recieve from the task.
How people can correctly judge how well they can do something
I think that the experiment is determining the subject confidence level of task completion, combined with tool to perform task, to determine how much money a subject would be willing to bet.
I think this experiment is about a person making decisions based on odds and variablility.
how people view their coordination skills vs how coordinated they actually are.
About the ability of accuracy and precise that you can do
I think it relates to confidence in yourself completing tasks and how well you perform that task.
Maybe how confident you are depends on how you do.
I think this is experiment is about your ability to do tasks and how confindent you are with them.
How confident people bet for a task, and see how poeple treat bet as a way to earn money or just for fun.
The effect of an outside motivation on the results. Probabilty?
Peoples confidence regarding tasks when using certain objects
I think this experiment is about how one can achieve somthing using different resources.
see is we are able to multitask under a time limit
How people with different abilities approach these tasks
Confidence levels and second guessing yourself
I think this experiment is about the likely hood in how someone feels about their skills in being able to do what seems to be simple tasks. I think it is important to document the gender of the person so the study can determine of one sex feels more confient than the other.
People certainity when given options about the task
The more difficult the experiment is, and the less confident you are in performing it successfully, the less you are willing to bet on it.
I think this experiment is about how well we think we can accomplish a task and how well we actually accomplish the task.
I think the experiment is about hand-eye coordination and confidence.
Confidence in a task based on multiple factors- when comparing two possibilities
testings peoples confidence and success while completing tasks with certain tools
This experiment is about the way we perceive tasks and assess our success rates based on rewards.
This experiment is about how to successfully do well on the tasks
Your ability to do tasks and the outcome based on how confident you were that you could complete them beforehand
I think its about sensation and perception and making possible probilities for the outcome.
I think that it is studying my perception/prediction of how successful I will be based on the tools I am given to complete the tasks.
confidence level depending on the item you receive
Gambling. Or maybe some weird way of testing cognitive dissonance.
Judgement on how well you can complete a task before completing it
To see how much confidence someone might have depending on the tool that they receive
Making predictions based of of the perception of simple tasks
Listening to and being able to follow instructions.
If I make a bet of the experiment, how likely I will succeed according to I guess.
relationship between completing a task with success and the confidence level one has for successfully completing the task.
The ability of a person to coordinate their motor functions and control in order to successfully complete the tasks in the given amount of time and their confidence in doing so.
The willingness an individual has based on the prize they may recieve
How the percieved difficulty of different tasks affects the likelihood of a person to wager on them.