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(Please
At the end of the morning
we will
be giving
you some simple
dexterity
tests.Do
you have any
'disabilities'
(permanent
or temporary)
in your
fingers
or hands which
would
limit
your manual
dexterity?
During
this
morning's
session
you will
be
asked to participate
in some audio-visual
tests.
Please
detail
any difficulties
you may have with
either
your
sight
or hearing
that
may affect
these tests.
Instructions to Test Takers
The film and sound track you are about to witness was designed so that we may learn how well
people can match facialexpressions, body movements, and tone of voice to the actual situation in which the
expressions, movements, and tones originally occurred.
You will see and hear a series of audio and video segments, and for each one you are to judge which
of two real-lifesituations is represented by the segment you have just seen or heard. After each segment you
will have a short period of time in which to record your judgement.
Some of the visual segments will have no sound track. Some of the visual segments will have a sound
track, but you will not be able to understand the words. Instead, you will hear speech that has been changed
in various ways, so that you will be able to judge only the tone of voice in which something was said. Some
of the segments will be made up of only these speech-altered portions of the sound track, and for these there
will be no film to watch at all. In fact, the very first segment is like this.
Each segment you will see andior hear has been numbered on the screen and this number
corresponds to a number on your answer sheet. Your answer sheet lists two brief descriptions of everyday
life situations for each segment. One of these segments correctly describes the actual situation you will see
and/or hear, while the other description does not describe the situation accurately. For each numbered
segment, please circle the 1etterAor Bnext to the situation you believe to correspond to the segment you
have just seen and/or heard.
When you see a number appear on the screen, please find the corresponding number on your answer
sheet and place your finger just in front of the number to keep your place. Watch and/or listen to the
segment that follows the number, and as soon as the segment ends, circle the letter &or I&corresponding
to the situation you believe the segment to have been based upon. Then look to the screen again promptly
to find the next number flashed on the screen.
Many of the choices will be difficult,but you should choose one of the descriptions even though you
may feel quite uncertainabout the correct answer. Choose the more likely description for each segment even
if you feel you might be guessing. Your guessesmay be much more accurate than you imagine. In fact, we
request that you do not change any answers once you have made a choice. For every segment, then, do the
best you can to judge accurately the situation upon which the segment is based. Your answer sheet contains
a sample answer which you should look at now.
Instructions
Please circle the letter (A or B) next to the label which best describes the scene
you have just seen and/or heard.
Sample answer @ admiring a baby
B. applying for a job
2.
Scene 1
A.
B.
expressing jealous anger
talking to a lost child
Scene 6
A.
B.
helping a customer
expressing gratitude
Scene 2
A.
B.
talking to a lost child
admiring nature
Scene 7
A.
B.
criticising someone for being late
leaving on a trip
Scene 3
A.
B.
talking about the death of a friend
talking to a lost child
Scene S
A.
B.
talking about one’s wedding
expressing gratitude
Scene 4
A.
B.
leaving on a trip
saying a prayer
Scene 9
A.
B.
helping a customer
talking about one’s divorce
Scene 5
A.
B.
criticising someone for being late
expressing gratitude
Scene 10
A.
B.
talking about the death of a friend
trying to seduce someone
Scene 11
A.
B.
talking to a lost child
helping a customer
Scene 16
A.
B.
admiring nature
saying a prayer
Scene 12
A.
B.
admiring nature
expressing motherly love
Scene 17
A.
B.
nagging a child
admiring nature
Scene 13
A.
B.
expressing deep affection
nagging a child
Scene 18
A.
B.
nagging a child
criticising someone for being late
Scene 14
A.
B.
expressing motherly love
asking forgiveness
Scene 19
A.
B.
asking forgiveness
leaving on a trip
Scene 15
A.
B.
admiring nature
helping a customer
Scene 20
A.
B.
expressing gratitude
leaving on a trip
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Scene 21
A.
B.
leaving on a trip
returning faulty items to a store
Scene 26
A.
B.
expressing deep affection
trying to seduce someone
Scene 22
A.
B.
returning faulty items to a store
talking about one’s divorce
Scene 27
A.
B.
nagging a child
expressing motherly love
Scene 23
A.
B.
expressing jealous anger
talking about one’s divorce
Scene 28
A.
B.
leaving on a trip
ordering food in a restaurant
Scene 24
A.
B.
talking about the death of a friend
threatening someone
Scene 29
A.
B.
helping a customer
expressing jealous anger
Scene 25
A.
B.
expressing deep affection
saying a prayer
Scene 30
A.
B.
criticising someone for being late
expressing gratitude
3.
Scene 31
A.
B.
threatening someone
talking about one’s wedding
Scene 36
A.
B.
trying to seduce someone
expressing jealous anger
Scene 32
A.
B.
admiring nature
expressing strong dislike
Scene 37
A.
B.
expressing strong dislike
expressing deep affection
Scene 33
A.
B.
ordering food in a restaurant
criticising someone for being late
Scene 33
A.
B.
leaving on a trip
threatening someone
Scene 34
A.
B.
leaving on a trip
talking about one’s wedding
Scene 39
A.
B.
expressing deep affection
talking about the death of a friend
Scene 35
A.
B.
talking to a lost child
expressing strong dislike
Scene 40
A.
B.
talking to a lost child
criticising someone for being late
Scene 41
A.
B.
ordering food in a restaurant
expressing gratitude
Scene 46
A.
B.
asking forgiveness
saying a prayer
Scene 42
A.
B.
expressing motherly love
threatening someone
Scene 47
A.
B.
expressing motherly love
helping a customer
Scene 43
A.
B.
expressing strong dislike
ordering food in a restaurant
Scene 4s
A.
B.
admiring nature
expressing strong dislike
Scene 44
A.
B.
expressing motherly love
talking to a lost child
Scene 49
A.
B.
expressing motherly love
leaving on a trip
Scene 45
A.
B.
expressing deep affection
nagging a child
Scene 50
A.
B.
talking about one’s divorce
ordering food in a restaurant
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Scene 51
A.
B.
asking forgiveness
nagging a child
Scene 56
A.
B.
admiring nature
ordering food in a restaurant
Scene 52
A.
B.
admiring nature
expressing motherly love
Scene 57
A.
B.
returning faulty items to a store
helping a customer
Scene 53
A.
B.
returning faulty items to a store
criticising someone for being late
Scene 58
A.
B.
expressing strong dislike
expressing gratitude
Scene 54
A.
B.
talking about one’s wedding
expressing deep affection
Scene 59
A.
B.
expressing deep affection
expressing gratitude
Scene 55
A.
B.
ordering food in a restaurant
expressing strong dislike
Scene 60
A.
B.
saying a prayer
threatening someone
INSTRUCTIONS
Below are some examples of the Test.
Write your answers on the Answer
Take the questions
Do them now.
Sheet.
Write the number, not the word.
in any order you like.
EXAMPLES
Which one of the five words on the right bears a similar relation to each of the two words on the
left ?
Just.
Blonde.
Libt.
Hear is to see as listen is to....
toich,
au&
s&,
Oily.
fe&
U&st.
you do not understand,
DO NOT
OVER
UNTIL
5
Bru&tte.
loik.
If there is anything
TURN
Fiir.
YOU
please ask the tester now.
ARE TOLD
TO DO SO