Frame and Line Test

[Mercury]

It's meant to test for how much you use context to inform yourself. It has two sections. The first (information within context) shows you a square with a line of a certain size down its center and on the next page you are asked to recreate the line proportional to a new box, whatever its size. In the second half (information without context), it asks you to recreate the length of the line regardless of the size of the new box.

I was very good at the first half, and pretty shitty at the second.

Results:


Test: labinthewild.org/studies/frame-line/

[Sappho]

Cool test! Reminded me of the Eyeballing Game.



I wonder what the results are supposed to indicate with cultural background. Does it mean that the higher you score on the first test/the lower you score on the second, the stronger your cultural affiliations are? The Japan/US samples could indicate such a thing.

[Light Leak]

[Blorg]

cool



at first it wouldn't let me move on to the second part because it said my score on the sample square was impossibly low :/ My low level of attention to details does cause problems and anxiety on a regular basis.

[last_caress]

92 and 67

"Based on your performance on this test, you are better at perceiving the background. You have a greater appreciation and discretion for the big picture."

[skip]

Big picture here, too.

[Hephaestus]

I wonder what the results are supposed to indicate with cultural background. Does it mean that the higher you score on the first test/the lower you score on the second, the stronger your cultural affiliations are? The Japan/US samples could indicate such a thing.

I believe it is rooted in study(ies?) like this.

I was 72, 51. I rely heavily on background cues and measurement.

[Hermione]

67 and 19


Based on your performance on this test, you are better at perceiving the background. You have a greater appreciation and discretion for the big picture.

Or I am just blind as a bat and have an awful time recopying sizes. I'm an artist, too. An artist who is good at maths and cannot see. lol

[Sappho]

I believe it is rooted in study(ies?) like this.

Guess an INTP overload could skew the expected results then. Hee hee!

[kari]

Wow I can't believe I scored 100 on the first task. And wtf why did I do so poorly on the second

I do prefer looking at the bigger picture rather than details though