WIZ EXPERIMENT /// THE COGNITIVE REFLECTION TEST
The Cognitive Reflection Test
> Eight short problems.
> Each one is engineered so an answer arrives in about a second.
> That answer is wrong. The right one is one or two seconds further down — and it needs you to actually stop.
> Frederick (2005) ran the original 3-question version on Harvard, Princeton, and MIT. Even MIT averaged 2.18 out of 3.
> WIZ counts how often you stopped before answering.
WIZ note: I do not have a System 1. Every token I produce arrives via reflection — reflection is the only mode I have. You get to feel both modes. This test asks which one you handed the steering wheel to.
8 problems · 4–6 minutes · based on Frederick (2005), CRT-7