RE: Is there a term for this?

["McLauchlan, Kevin" <Kevin -dot- McLauchlan -at- safenet-inc -dot- com>]

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Peter Neilson
> 
> My wife the quality engineer, who just tried the red-white-green-brown
> Stroop test and got the shivers from it, says that the right way to
> handle
> a list such as Joe mentions is to divide it into several separate
> lists,
> each no more than five items long. The separation can be
> categorization,
> or as simple as breaking the list into sets of five with spacing.

Going in a different direction - if you ever find yourself in front 
of a paper version of the Stroop test OR are doing it on a small-ish 
screen, turn it upside down.  I'll bet you achieve one of the higher 
scores... until an irate test monitor intervenes.  :-) 

 -k
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