All five left handed subject accomplished the task error free, while over half of right handed subjects committed at least one error. An explanation may be because the left handed subject knew of the greater difficulty and concentrated more on the experiment. Men seemed to have higher performance than women. Four of five women committed an error compared to less than forty percent of men, which committed error. Although age, in general, did not seem like a factor.
All test subjects over the age of thirty made at least one error during their test.
Other than the above observations, no concise conclusions could be made. Most of the biases had no affect on the experiment. In the areas of gender and age, an equal number of subjects performed on the different visual modes. However, the handedness may have affect this result. Most of the left handed subjects were tested on the monitor.