Judgement of confidence in someone's ablity to preform a certain task
I think it is about how high peoples confidence is before doing something compared to after.
Your preceived amont of confidence in successfully completeing a task
How preconceptions can affect an outcome.
Being able to follow instuctions and successfully finish tasks using different tools.
How a person thinks he/she will succeed in a certain task before doing it.
First impression of tools to complete a task.
Confidence of a person in completing jobs given the quality of equipment given.
I think this experiment is about how people perceive they are going to do in a simple task versus the actuality of them performing as well as they think they will with these simple tasks.
reaction time, and/or hand eye coordination
Coordination and seeing how quickly you would be able to do certain tasks.
How well we can use our own abilities to percieve the outcome of a task
I think that this experiment is about our own personal judgements about how confident we are in completing the task given that there are two different, yet very similar objects.
Confidence that one has in completing the task and the correlation to actual success
reaction timing and how people do with different sized objects for the same task.
How different people can preform tasks and how their reflexes work
This experiment is about seeing if size makes a difference on how you think you will complete certain things.
How well one can complete the task depending on the tools they are given
Making assumptions about how hard tasks will be depending on the items you use, since one box is bigger and one ball is bigger.
People's personal perceptions about completing seemly innocuous tasks.
judging our predicted success with each task to see how we perceive our abilities to actually complete the tasks
assumptions of success in doing something based off the preknown size of the tools
The experiment is about doing simple tasks with each tool changed based on size, shape width and how that compares to tools that are exactly the same size
Maybe about eye coordination and/or movement
how long it takes to do certain tasks different ways
I'm confused on what you are trying to learn from it
I think it is about preconcieved ideas about one's ability to complete a task with the tools they are given.
How well someone can adapt to things they have never done before.
I think it's about problem solving, and guessing on which object will be best at the job and why.
This experiment might test individual's reflexes towards different situations
whether the type of tool you use affects how successful you can perform a task
how well we can follow instructions for a given task
I think this experiment is about judging an item based on size in order to judge ability
accuracy and remembering directions given to you all at once
I think it is about hand eye cordination
I think the experiment is about how we has humans guess how well we are able to achieve tasks, percentage wise.
I think it's a study about how confidence will affect our behavior.
If the results we assume have any correlation with the results of the actual experiment.
Listening to directions and perception of control
The experiment is about visual perception and judgement, based on distance and tools.
I think it is about how well you can perform a task and follow directions.
how you think you will perform a task versus how you actually perform it
Participants ability to judge and predict their ability to complete tasks.
If we think we know we are capable or not
measuring peoples self confidence when they are uncertain whether they can do soemthing or not
How people make judgments about what is the best option to complete a task.
About completeling a series of tasks with different tools and doing this effectively and quickly
Your perception one how well you think you can perform a task
This experiment is about how our prior perceptions about our ability to due a task affect our actual ability to due that task.
The ability to predict outcomes based of perception of objects
Judging items based on preconceived ideas
the first two objects are exactly the same but your ability will improve with practice, the other two tasks have objects with higher percentage of success but doesn't improve with practice.
being able to perceptionalize and make judgements about how to do something successfully
How confidence in performing a task successfully affects performance.
Deciding the accuracy of certain tools when given specific tasks.
The effect of prior judgments on the outcome of a task.
I think this experiemnt is about perception of success during tasks.
How your predictions of how well you will do with each task will effect how you actually do for each task.
how does the size of a tool affect the possible outcome of a task.
I think it is about the confidence we have before activities and how well we do on the activities with that confidence
How one feels about their capability to do the task
If it is easier to complete a task with a larger tool than with a smaller tool.
ability to remember directions of tasks after hearing directions of several tasks
The likelihood of the experimentee's inferences holding true after each task, or in other words, our predictions of whether or not we will be successful being correct or not.
This experiment is about the amount that the size of an object affects our decision making skills. We might think that a bigger object will help us do things better.
How well you can predict how a task can be completed.
I think this experiment is about the likelihood of someone successfully completing a task when they give an estimated percentage on how likely they are to actually complete the task before actually completing it.
To test how people strategize different tasks
Learning how people may judge the effectiveness of a tool when it comes to completing a task.
confidential and speed of nureou transmtion and actions
Shows what experimenters think how well they would do vs. how they would actually do
This experiement is about how well one thinks they can complete a task with different tools provided.
different recognization for different situstion
Judging your ability to complete a task.
I think this about probability of success while observing a tool and its helpfulness to judge whether it will be a success or not.
A person's ability to do tasks, relating to if they said they could
I think it about your reflexes and how active you are toward different tasks.
The experiment asks us about the likelihood that we will successfully perform certain tasks.
I think it has to do with presenting different materials than are on screen to see which the subject will choose to associate with.
I think that the experiment is about perception in tasks and how your actions will be predicted by those perceptions
The ability to look at two 'tools' and determine the likelyhood of completing a specific task with the tools given
Trying to determine how likely we will be able to complete a task without actually trying it
How individuals interpret themselves in certain situations.
determining how successful one will be doing different kinds of tasks
judging how well youll do on a task based on the appearence of your tools
I think this experiment is measuring the difference between how well someone thinks they can do something versus how easy or hard is really is to do those various tasks.
people's physical reaction, and is the reaction correctly determined by people
It is judgeing subject on there ability to accomplish tasks with muliple tools
to study the way individual evaluate a situation and the steps needed to succeed
I think it is about our judgement on how well we are able to perform tasks based on the size and types of objects we are given.
I think this experiement is about something to do with confidence in completing a task being associated with colors and materials of tools used to complete it.
It is about my reaction skills and timing those reaction skills.