Social shapes challenge

Watch ilk clip aw the wey through, syne pick the best answer. There are 14 clips. Ye can play a clip again an chynge an answer wi Back. There’s nae time limit for answerin, an nae soond tae turn on.

The animations shaw simple shapes interactin. Yer task is tae infer intentions fae movement, insteid o recognisin a face or mindin a fact. The original Social Shapes Test wis developed tae study this pairt o social unnerstandin [1].

Yer result counts answers that match the original item key. It’s nae an IQ score or a measure o yer worth, empathy or relationships. We compare results wi ither Helibrain players uisin broad groups. While there are ower few eligible runs, we shaw the nummer o players sae far insteid o makin up a norm.

These veesitors arenae a representative sample. Familiarity wi the clips, leid, attention an playin them again can aw affect the result. Gien it anither try is welcome, but kenning the stories maks a repeat try easier.

Studies o the Social Shapes Test back its uise for studyin social unnerstandin [1][2]. Published wirk anely reports modest agreement atween twa short forms, sae ae result shoud be read wi care [2].

This page is a shortened adaptation: we picked the first 14 scored items fae the authors’ final 23-item set. We didnae reproduce either published 14-item parallel form, an their reliability estimates dinnae validate this selection. Our presentation lets ye replay an gang back. We uise oor ain player comparisons, nae the papers’ norms.

This activity cannae diagnose ony condition or tell ye hou ye behave in a real conversation.

Social Shapes Test animations an questions bi Myles I. Brown an colleagues, fae Social Shapes Test Development and Validation, licensed unner Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International. The animation files are unaltered. Helibrain picked a shorter set, trimmed the spare spaces roond the questions, an biggit this browser presentation. The authors dinnae endorse this page.