Judging what I assumed the likelihood of what the size of the 3rd tool is
Which tool I think will be the most successful
being able to judge which objects can perform a task better than others to efficiently complete the task
the probability of knocking over the blocks with given tools
I think that the experiment is having us assume which items will make our task the most successful.
how different size objects create more of an advantage or disadvantage for specific activities
what different sized items can knock over other items.
I believe this experiment may be about how the human mind may approach different tasks depending on the amount of confidence the test subject has in their abilities.
this is about making visual decisions to better complete the task that is assigned
The experiment is to test are judgement about certain tasks.
I think this experiment is about determining spatial awareness/confidence in ability to do a task.
It is intriguing to see what the results will be.
I think this experiment is about judging one's own abilities to complete a task with certain knowledge of what tools are available and what tools are assigned. For example, if someone is led to believe that they got the 2 smallest balls for the task, they will feel less confident in their ability to knock down the steak than if they had been assigned the 2 largest balls.
Making a judgement about which tool is most likely to succeed in the desired task.
Measuring to see people's judgement by using various activities with different options
Probability of something happening given a certain set of tools or objects
Probability of successfully completing a task based on size of the tools
Seeing a persons judgement about a task and how confident or not they are about completing it.
If larger objects help in completing task.
If the sizes of the objects change the likeliness of the target being knocked down
This experiment is testing whether I would act differently with the different objects. For example, roll the smaller ball harder because I want to knock the stake down.
I think it is about how we perceive our abilities based on the tools we were given.
Performing a set of tasks and seeing how it connects to memory.
I think this experiment is studying people's confidence about their ability to succeed when they find themselves in circumstances which they know could have been better or could have been worse.
Making predictions on chances of successfully completing a task based on what objects you are given.
I think the experiment is to test whether someone's initial judgement of the difficulty of a task lines up with the actual result after performing each task.
how people choose things based on success in the real world.
I think the experiment is about estimating how likely you will be to complete the tasks with the given objects.
TO SEE IF SOMEONE CAN RECOGNIZE THE WEIGHTS AND EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT OBJECTS
Using different size tools in order to complete a task with different probabilities from each tool
About how humans automatically assign sizes to objects they have not seen based on trends with the objects they have seen.
Confidence levels on completing a task based on tools given
I think that the experiment is about gauging how well I can judge whether a task can be completed with the tools presented.
The judgement that is involved within successfully performing tasks.
I am interested to see what the differences will be.
Choosing what tool would be the best to use for each task
I think this experiment is meant to test the human brains ability to categorize and assume size when paired with sequential numbering.
I think this experiment is about judgement towards events and objects that will lead to most success
The size of objects and how it affects a certain task
Things seem easier when we have a bigger spectrum of them
how certain tools effect success of a task
How different tools of ranging sizes and abilities can aid a person in completing a task, and which one(s) are more effective.
To see if people are able to achieve the goal of the task with the given objects.
Seeing how different people think which tool is the most efficient to complete a task
how well people can perform with a given tool in a specific task.