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Verbal memory · Memory
Verbal Memory Test
A word appears — have you seen it already, or is it new?
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Verbal recognition memory · Memory
Verbal Memory
A word appears. Have you seen it already this run, or is it new? The pile grows — and the higher you climb, the more the words start to look alike.
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What this measures
Your verbal recognition memory — how many words you can keep track of as the list grows. It is not an intelligence test and does not predict anything away from this game.
The words pile up as you go.
Questions
- What does this measure?
- Your verbal recognition memory — how many words you can keep track of as the list grows. It is not an intelligence test and does not predict anything away from this game.
- How do I play?
- A word appears. If you have already seen it in this run, choose Seen; if it is the first time, choose New. Every word you see becomes part of the pile, so it gets harder the longer you last.
- How does scoring work?
- You get a point for every correct call. You have three lives, and a wrong call costs one. Your score is how many words you get through before you run out of lives.
- Does this make me smarter?
- No. You get better at this task, which is a real and honest thing. We do not claim it transfers to work, school, or IQ.