Dene
Premium Member
Inspired by Mr. Pochmann's awesome thesis, I have decided to do whatever I can to make my own thesis something to do with the Rubik's Cube.
The idea I came up with (in the shower, of course) is a definite study on colour neutrality. I could assess things like how long it takes to find and execute a cross, execution of each CE pair, OLL and PLL. The main thing to look at would be recognition relative to speed of solve.
This could be done using a whole lot of analyses and all sorts of techniques to remove biases and such although the gory details are unnecessary for here and not really worth thinking about unless I really could do it.
This would be relevant to Psychology in the fields of vision and cognition when thinking about recognition and reaction time and execution time etc. The only problem with this is, I'm more into clinical psychology, and it would be hard to spin this kind of study in favour of it, although I'll do all I can to get it on the Rubik's cube.
So what do you guys think?
Necessary?
Waste of time?
Impossible to do accurately?
I'm too desparate to make everyone colour neutral?
The idea I came up with (in the shower, of course) is a definite study on colour neutrality. I could assess things like how long it takes to find and execute a cross, execution of each CE pair, OLL and PLL. The main thing to look at would be recognition relative to speed of solve.
This could be done using a whole lot of analyses and all sorts of techniques to remove biases and such although the gory details are unnecessary for here and not really worth thinking about unless I really could do it.
This would be relevant to Psychology in the fields of vision and cognition when thinking about recognition and reaction time and execution time etc. The only problem with this is, I'm more into clinical psychology, and it would be hard to spin this kind of study in favour of it, although I'll do all I can to get it on the Rubik's cube.
So what do you guys think?
Necessary?
Waste of time?
Impossible to do accurately?
I'm too desparate to make everyone colour neutral?