>on the db test-if the person being tested can not
>even meet that which statistics say should be---
>that is to say--at extreem---if he never ever,no
>matter how many times he does a "run"--finds the
>target,,score 0 out of 10000---is this then to
>say perhaps the participant should change his
>tactic and if he thinks/feels/detects or whatever-
>a target to disregard this and if "no" is the
>find to call this as the target----(inverse detect)
>or is this to say the statistics are in error----
>(the math) or that the participant is playing
>games (not being truthfull to color the results)
>or what ?????????
I got a little confused about the last part of your question. But if a dowser (or an LRL-er of MFD-er or whatever you want to call it) can't do any better than someone who guesses in a DB test then it's not time to change test methodologies to try and get better results - it's time to seriously question whether the device works in the first place.
- Carl
>even meet that which statistics say should be---
>that is to say--at extreem---if he never ever,no
>matter how many times he does a "run"--finds the
>target,,score 0 out of 10000---is this then to
>say perhaps the participant should change his
>tactic and if he thinks/feels/detects or whatever-
>a target to disregard this and if "no" is the
>find to call this as the target----(inverse detect)
>or is this to say the statistics are in error----
>(the math) or that the participant is playing
>games (not being truthfull to color the results)
>or what ?????????
I got a little confused about the last part of your question. But if a dowser (or an LRL-er of MFD-er or whatever you want to call it) can't do any better than someone who guesses in a DB test then it's not time to change test methodologies to try and get better results - it's time to seriously question whether the device works in the first place.
- Carl
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