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Question 1

In Money Exchange Game 2 (the Ultimatum Game), Player A proposes how to split $10. If Player B rejects, both get nothing. What trait does Player B's decision primarily reveal?

Accepted Answer

Fairness sensitivity and tolerance for inequity

Answer

Rejecting an unfair offer even at personal cost reveals strong fairness sensitivity, a trait Pymetrics captures through the Ultimatum Game.

Question 2

Which Pymetrics game most directly measures your ability to learn and update strategies based on feedback?

Accepted Answer

Card Sort Task

Answer

The Card Sort Task requires ongoing learning from feedback to detect changing rules, making it the best measure of learning agility.

Question 3

During the BART, a conservative strategy of always pumping only 1-2 times before collecting maximizes safety but signals what trait?

Accepted Answer

Very low risk tolerance

Answer

Consistently stopping at very few pumps indicates an extremely risk-averse trait profile, which Pymetrics records and benchmarks.

Question 4

Pymetrics is built on principles from which scientific field?

Accepted Answer

Behavioral neuroscience

Answer

Pymetrics games are grounded in behavioral neuroscience research, adapting validated lab tasks to measure cognitive and emotional traits.

Question 5

In the Arrows Game, congruent trials (all arrows pointing the same direction) are compared to incongruent trials. What does a large congruency effect indicate?

Accepted Answer

Significant interference from flanking distractors, showing lower cognitive control

Answer

A large congruency effect means flanking arrows substantially slow your response, indicating lower ability to filter out irrelevant information.

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