Odd Man Out
In another experiment by Diascro and Brody (1994), the results showed that when the complexity of the Odd Man Out Reaction Time test was increased (by comparing more distances), the correlation between the individual's performance on the test and their intelligence (measured by an IQ test) was higher. They also found that the reaction times were longer and that individuals made mistakes more often with this more complex version of the Odd-Man-Out Reaction Time test.