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14 Jan 2011, 10:09 am

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What I have seen is that most NTs don't even need to think about the answer. It is the most obvious thing if they comprehend the scenario. Folks with ADD symptoms might have some difficulty comprehending it.


How does that work? ADD isn't an input disorder.



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14 Jan 2011, 1:39 pm

cvam wrote:
What I have seen is that most NTs don't even need to think about the answer. It is the most obvious thing if they comprehend the scenario. Folks with ADD symptoms might have some difficulty comprehending it.


I always have to think of the answer and use logic when it comes to these and concentration. I also have ADD lol.


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14 Jan 2011, 1:40 pm

Verdandi wrote:
cvam wrote:
What I have seen is that most NTs don't even need to think about the answer. It is the most obvious thing if they comprehend the scenario. Folks with ADD symptoms might have some difficulty comprehending it.


How does that work? ADD isn't an input disorder.



It can make it hard for you to concentrate. If you can't concentrate and focus on what you are reading, you are going to have a hard time comprehending it.


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14 Jan 2011, 1:44 pm

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Tom and Sam go to the zoo. Sam walks up to the balloon man and asks for a balloon. Sam realizes he forgot to get money and the balloon man says that he will be waiting at the same spot in the zoo.

Sam goes home to get the money while Tom waits at the zoo and after waiting a bit the balloon man tells Tom that business is slow and that he is going to the fairgrounds near by.

The balloon man passes Sam's house on the way to the fairgrounds and they spot each other and the balloonman tells Sam that he will be at the fairgrounds instead. Sam gets the money and heads out to the fairgrounds.

After 10 minutes Tom comes over to Sam's house and Sam's mom says that Sam has gone to get a balloon. Tom runs out looking for Sam before Sam's mom can say anything else.

Q where will Tom look for Sam and why? (Answer below..The justification is important since that precludes fluke answers and guesses)














A -->in the zoo and because (any of the 3 below is a valid response...it HAS to be one of the 3 below)
1>thats where Sam said he'd return/Tom will look in zoo
2>he doesn't know Sam and balloonman have spoken again
3>Tom doesn't know Sam knows that balloon man has moved



B because Tom doesn't know the man has spoken to Sam. Duh I saw this in the Parent's Discussion. :P


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14 Jan 2011, 2:03 pm

League_Girl wrote:
Verdandi wrote:
cvam wrote:
What I have seen is that most NTs don't even need to think about the answer. It is the most obvious thing if they comprehend the scenario. Folks with ADD symptoms might have some difficulty comprehending it.


How does that work? ADD isn't an input disorder.


It can make it hard for you to concentrate. If you can't concentrate and focus on what you are reading, you are going to have a hard time comprehending it.


Yeah, I have ADHD. I can understand something long and complex but that was a very short post.



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14 Jan 2011, 2:22 pm

Same for me, I got the answer right, but I had to do really careful reading of it. I had to make sure that I understood each interaction, did not mix up the names, look at the resulting question and ask myself what piece of information the person in question received last.



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14 Jan 2011, 3:02 pm

Oops... I thought it was the fairgrounds. I thought that since they had both heard from the balloon man that he was going to the fairgrounds that they'd naturally go there, because... well even if the one guy went to get the money and may not have known about the balloon man changing locations, he would've eventually found out by going back to the zoo if he hadn't run into the balloon man at his house, and the other guy might have ended up missing him because his friend was taking so long and he might have wandered off in boredom or something, but if he goes to the fairgrounds where the balloon man said he'd go, his friend should eventually turn up there when he finds out where the balloon man went. Right?