IMC Online Assessment practice
IMC tests candidates with 4 short browser games in one session. The games measure working memory, anticipation, cognitive control and attention. Practise the full format here, from start to end.
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SaveGame 1 of the 4 games. It measures cognitive control. Press quickly for the target shapes. Do not press for the other shapes. The rule changes frequently.
Play on a laptop or desktop computer with a keyboard. The system saves each single game result to your practice history. Your skill report comes from the full session.
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Controls: Spacebar
One key, SPACE. Press SPACE for a target shape. Do not press SPACE for the other shapes.
Shapes appear one at a time. Most shapes need a quick press of SPACE. Some shapes need no press. A cue word before each shape tells you if the colour or the form gives the rule.
This game measures impulse control and mental flexibility. It records your speed, your control when you must not press, and your cost when the rule changes.
- Read the cue word before each shape. If you do not read it, you will press SPACE after a rule change.
- A wrong press costs more than a slow press. Press quickly, but keep control.
- The game becomes faster when you answer correctly. This is the correct behaviour of the game.
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