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5.
Supportive Mind Set
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There emerged,
after a
time,
what seemed to be a series of pre-
conditions to good performance
in terms of mind set.
These were:
•
A high level of motivation seemed essential.
The task of
pushing one of four buttons over thousands of trials could
be rather boring—enough
to allow one's attention to wander.
With each trial,
it was necessary to have a high level of
motivation to ensure adequate levels of concentration and
focused attention.
•
Although motivation,
concentration,
and attention were
important,
it was also necessary not to be too concerned
/
with the success or failure associated with each selection.
If
1 became
attached"
to
the outcome of a previous
trial,
whether
a success or a failure,
it could divert
a significant
amount of attention from the present trial.
Therefore,
each
trial must be separate/fresh/clear/unconditioned by the actual
success or failure of previous trials and separate from the
imagined successes or failures of upcoming trials.
•
A relatively stable,
undisturbed emotional state also seems
important.
I noticed the most substantial fluctuation in
my scores when
I was emotionally stressed
(angry,
hassled,
and so on)
.
.
:
:
!
•
Peeling rested physically also seemed important.
This was
particularly true
if
I were to work with the machine for an
hour or two—as this required
a substantial amount of energy.
•
A positive attitude—a feeling that
I could do well and could
always score at
least at the chance level—was also important.
A corollary to this was that
I found
I did better when
I
always liked myself
even
if
I did poorly.
Self-deprecation
seemed to be a sure way of rapidly diminishing the accuracy
of the perceptual processes.
6. The Environment
There were attributes of the surrounding environment
that seemed
to enhance the accuracy of my selections.
The more significant factors
seemed to be the following:
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Approved For Release 2003/04/18 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000200150011-4 Analysis of S2 Data Responses The attempt here is to discover a reason for S2's success at responding. The investigation was unable to give a definitive reason for his success: Although no strategies were uncovered there was in one case a indication that the subject was learning. . Two major approaches have been taken in this investigation. They are. | as follows: , oe | Tha , bw 1. Strategy of $2 - Was there any trends in the way he guessed? Did, her! he respond based on the previous state of the machine? £ 2. Hit analysis - Did the subjects' hits (correct choices) increase within a run; did it increase from run to run (i.e., was he learning?) | Strategy of S2 For general information and future reference the first figure (Figure 2.1) _ presented is the actual choices, One item of curiosity from this is that | . when he passes, he tends to doit. in strings. This characteristic of course wasn't pursued because of its insignificance to this report; however, observations like that are pointed out throughout the report as possible importance to those | in the field. : Total Color Choices The distribution of $2's color choice totals are shown below. . Approved For Release 2003/04/18 : (64-RDP96-00787R00020015001 1-4
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Miscellaneous
Numerous arrays
of data
have been examined for the purpose of obtaining
some insight
into the data.
Some of the data
is
being
printed
herein
so that
the data
can
be examined more closely
if desired.
This first table
is
presented
for use as
a quick reference.
Day
Last
Trial
Number
of
Tracks
Machine
Used
4'
100
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The following displays
are presented
below with little commentary.
I.
General
trial
summary
(Figure 3.1).
Each trial
(25 choices)
is
listed with
the following
information,
A.
Machine used
(1
or
2)
B.
Total
number of machine states
in each color
(i.e.,
6 yellow,
6 green
....)
for each trial.
C.
Total
number of subject choices
for each color for each
trial.
D.
Total
number of
hits
for each trial.
E.
Total
number of passes for each trial.
F.
Breakdown of hits
by color.
II.
Machine data
for machine
and machine
2 separately
(Figures
3.2,
3.3)
Just
by examining these displays
it may be possible to glean
meaningful
information.
For example, machine
was
used
for
the
*
first 8 trials during which the first state of each
trial
was
a
yellow or red.
If the first sample of each
trial
is most memorable,
perhaps
this
is responsible for the subject's obvious preference of
yellow and red
(see Section
- Analysis of S2 Data
Responses).
III.
Plots of the number of passes made.
A.
Number of passes
vs.
trial
number
(i.e.,
trial
is
25 or more
samples)
(Figure 3.4)
,B.
Number of passes
vs.
sample number
(Figure 3.5)
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15 May
81 Summary
BY THE SOURCE
i.
151200 hrs at
tgt:
1)
Blunt end of
rocket nose cone
2)
Valley having rocky
ground and small
town
3)
all military activit
4)
"full strength"
!5)
trucks and armor
in
defensive positions
6)
tu/o back-to-back
white light explosions
1)
vehicles coming
together into convoy
2)
veh.
cdr camouflage
green uniform
c.
29 May
1981:
nothing left,
all
activity ceased.
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PAUSE
I want to
say Northwest.
PAUSE
On the other
side,
the reverse side of the slope
is
a ridge,
tapered Southeast towards where
I
think Lynchburg
is.
It apers
.
.
a low
flat.
Not
a ridge,
like
a
.
.
like
a big,
flat plain.
Tapers down Southeast.
And up on
the
.
.
.
high
up on that ridge,
near where
it intersects.
.
.
the ridge I'm talking about,
is
a cabin.
Just a one
or
two room cabin.
Little wood
cabin.
Maybe very ramshackled.
And it sits
on the edge of
the
flat so that
it looks down into
the neighboring valley.
And that valley
is curved
like
a scimitar.
Like
a crescent.
.
.
because
at
its base,
overlooking where that house
is,
is
a
long,
flat part of the ridge slowly getting lower
and
lower.
.
curves out like
a flange.
.
away
from the house.
And
it looks
.
.
so the valley
looks curved.
Where
is
the target in relation
to
the house?
Farther Northwest from this cabin over the edge
of
the ridge which itself recedes relative even
height.
I'm sorry.
North but North of
it.
North,
Northwest of
it.
But then
the ridge precedes
like Northwest
- the one
I was
on.
And then it
goes down and it curves back to
the North again.
North,
Northwest.
That's
the curve that
I was
talking about to begin with.
PAUSE
Okay,
I want you to take on minute now to focus
on
this
target.
Don't talk to me.
Take one
minute now.
Total
focus and concentration on the
target area.
Let all the data assimilate.
PAUSE
All right at this
time now
I would like
to bring
your attention
to
focus back into this
room.
I
want you
to
take
a big deep breath.
Move your
arms, move your legs.
Sit up and draw those
perceptions that you've
had.
PAUSE
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