26/36 and I just went by how the eyes "felt" to me.  Some were hard to 
see due to shadows etc but I seem to have gotten all those right...????

*Carey*


Russell McMahon wrote:
> Test - introduced to me by my son who has a BSc in Psychology.
> 36 pictures of eyes and a small part of a face.
> Tests to see how well you can determine the persons attitude
>
>         http://www.i-am-bored.com/bored_link.cfm?link_id=20329
>
> I surprised myself with a score of 27/36 which they say is towards the
> higher end of normal.
> Multichoice with 4 options per photo.
> Some photos are extremely poor ones.
> No doubt people will doubt the usefulness and accuracy of such a test.
> However, that anyone (let alone me) can score 75% on a 4 choice per
> question test suggests that eyes are indeed an accurate indicator of
> mood.
>
> Most of my 9 "misses" (25% of total) were extremely off target
> eg I said disappointed when their answer was "flirtatious" and
> impatient when they said "fantasising" (the mind boggles). I now
> realise that I've been misinterpreting my wife's attitude when I don't
> get things done in time - she's not impatient after all, just
> imagining how nice it would be if I'd actually achieved whatever it
> was :-). And, on occasions when I've thought she's been disappointed
> in me, actually ... . I'll be right back.
>
>
>
>     Russell
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