Twisted65
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oh thats nice, thank you
oh thats nice, thank you
So they say you went fast, but they don't say if you scored as well as the people that took 2 1/2 hours to complete the test.email I got from SuperCV
There are several reasons for why test takers will be rejected:
We are tacking response times for each item on our validation website and your total response time was 28.64 minutes. The average response time that MTurkers spent on the test is 147.29 minutes (sd = 39.57). However, you are scoring more than 2 Standard Deviations below the average (that means, 90% of other MTurkers spent more time on the test). In order for our validation study data to be meaningful we need to ensure that test takers put full effort on our test so that their score reflects their real ability level.
- Non-US citizens will be rejected.
- People who completed less than 95% of the GAT Test will be rejected.
- People who failed more than 20% of the Attention Check Items will be rejected.
- People who answered more than three GAT items in less than 5.000 milliseconds will be rejected (random guessing)
- People who spent less than 1.5 standard deviations below average response time on the GAT test will be rejected.
Please let me know if you have any further questions.
So basically I'm guessing those who either sat on the test to let the time look better or took more breaks made the average time longer.
I didn't cook it at all. I worked straight through with only one bathroom break.email I got from SuperCV
There are several reasons for why test takers will be rejected:
We are tacking response times for each item on our validation website and your total response time was 28.64 minutes. The average response time that MTurkers spent on the test is 147.29 minutes (sd = 39.57). However, you are scoring more than 2 Standard Deviations below the average (that means, 90% of other MTurkers spent more time on the test). In order for our validation study data to be meaningful we need to ensure that test takers put full effort on our test so that their score reflects their real ability level.
- Non-US citizens will be rejected.
- People who completed less than 95% of the GAT Test will be rejected.
- People who failed more than 20% of the Attention Check Items will be rejected.
- People who answered more than three GAT items in less than 5.000 milliseconds will be rejected (random guessing)
- People who spent less than 1.5 standard deviations below average response time on the GAT test will be rejected.
Please let me know if you have any further questions.
So basically I'm guessing those who either sat on the test to let the time look better or took more breaks made the average time longer.
how long did it take you working straight through? closer to 28minutes or the 147 ?I didn't cook it at. I worked straight through with only one bathroom break.
1 hour and 45 minutes.(105 minutes)how long did it take you working straight through? closer to 28minutes or the 147 ?
makes sense since the average was 147 there'd be folks on the higher side1 hour and 45 minutes.
yeah that confused me more because when you said you took less time than me I was like what. But it doesn't matter anymore just posted it so that if anyone else wakes up to a rejection they can see it and spare being sent the same email.I didn't cook it at. I worked straight through with only one bathroom break.
I hope the Attention Checks are the super easy ones.email I got from SuperCV
There are several reasons for why test takers will be rejected:
We are tacking response times for each item on our validation website and your total response time was 28.64 minutes. The average response time that MTurkers spent on the test is 147.29 minutes (sd = 39.57). However, you are scoring more than 2 Standard Deviations below the average (that means, 90% of other MTurkers spent more time on the test). In order for our validation study data to be meaningful we need to ensure that test takers put full effort on our test so that their score reflects their real ability level.
- Non-US citizens will be rejected.
- People who completed less than 95% of the GAT Test will be rejected.
- People who failed more than 20% of the Attention Check Items will be rejected.
- People who answered more than three GAT items in less than 5.000 milliseconds will be rejected (random guessing)
- People who spent less than 1.5 standard deviations below average response time on the GAT test will be rejected.
Please let me know if you have any further questions.
So basically I'm guessing those who either sat on the test to let the time look better or took more breaks made the average time longer.
95% answered.I hope the Attention Checks are the super easy ones.
And now I'm worried I'm going to fast (My total time is like a day but time spent on each question might be short compared to whatever they are looking at)
Also, what if I'm too dumb to get 95%??
You said you took 2 hours, but they said 28 minutes?yeah that confused me more because when you said you took less time than me I was like what. But it doesn't matter anymore just posted it so that if anyone else wakes up to a rejection they can see it and spare being sent the same email.
I am as dumb as a rock and mine approved. Just do your best.I hope the Attention Checks are the super easy ones.
And now I'm worried I'm going to fast (My total time is like a day but time spent on each question might be short compared to whatever they are looking at)
Also, what if I'm too dumb to get 95%??
Supposedly more Globals later though according to their emailis today dead?
how'd you manage to blaze through it that fast ?yeah that confused me more because when you said you took less time than me I was like what. But it doesn't matter anymore just posted it so that if anyone else wakes up to a rejection they can see it and spare being sent the same email.