Lumosity Fit test

[jttoto2]

Lumosity is offering a fit test, and I am curious to see how everyone here would do.  You may have to create a free account.  It is quick and only takes about 10 minutes.  Please play only once.

Also post:

- Percentiles

- Latest SAT, GMAT, or GRE score

- First IQ test (if applicable)

-  Do you have a lumosity account, or have you played these games before?

http://www.lumosity.com/landing_pages/839?gclid=CjwKEAjwvPepBRCoqo37teOD1XsSJAC7v6WQlTsFtqPnofHbrdCnS-HBXjTlxwUJv_vRVxIEWK7gihoCbJvw_wcB

[Mercel]

Anecdote: Several years ago when I first tried out Lumosity, my scores on every category eventually plateaued. Then I found out about dual n-back, and after a month or so of playing the latter, every score in every plateaued category were breached surprisingly quickly. 

[check...@live.de]

 I don't really like to measure against other People.

No clue about fittest, way too late to do it.

My LPI is in the 99.5% agegroup 20-24

And Overall LPI = 1831

Speed = 99.9% 1921 LPI

Memory = 99% - Makes no sense to Train it @ lumosity if you do dnb  1764 LPI

Attention = 99.2% 1793 LPI

Flexibility = 99.4%1861 LPI

Problem Solving = 99.3%  1830 LPI

There's games esp. at attention which  lower your LPI scores depending on what kind of monitor you use.

DNB Scores I averaged 7.5 today after doing 20 Trials of TNB where I stayed between N 4 and 5 all the time

But yah once i started to do DNB and other stuff the lpi started to skyrocket. I have a lumosity account and been doing it for years now .

My Lumosity Points = 7626 lol