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Torr on Survey
Part 5. Flexible concentration.
Results |
Here are the data collected on questions 24-26 and 31.
Table 24.
Q24: When I play chess, I am :
1. quite relaxed
2. somewhat tense
3. tense |
1900-2100 
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sub-1600 
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2100-2400 
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1600-1900 
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above 2400 
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Table 25.
Q25: When I play chess, I am:
1. easily distracted
2. fairly concentrated
3. very concentrated
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1900-2100 
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sub-1600 
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2100-2400 
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1600-1900 
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above 2400 
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Table 26.
Q26: When I play chess, I :
1. look around in the room somewhat often
2. concentrate on the board |
1900-2100 
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sub-1600 
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2100-2400 
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1600-1900 
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above 2400 
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Table 31.
Q31: When I calculate variations, I :
1. look around in the room somewhat often
2. concentrate on the board |
1900-2100 
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sub-1600 
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2100-2400 
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1600-1900 
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above 2400 
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Authors
note Apart from deletion of doublets (based on
IP-numbers), there has been made no changes to the received answers. Figures that might
appear odd or questionable must be considered with this in mind. The reader is encouraged
to analyze and conclude open the results in a critical manner.
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Disclaimer The data presented here and in
the following articles can be analyzed and concluded upon in many ways (remember that the
survey was scored on-line, and that the data may not be representative of all chessplayers
alike). The conclusions presented here are mine entirely. Feel free to disagree, to have
your own interpretations and to impove your chess in the manner that suits you. The full
material of data will be published in the last article of this series. If you have
questions prior to this, or other comments, feel free to mail me on torr@cybernet.dk
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