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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Fiona Dabare" data-source="post: 30717272" data-attributes="member: 586428">"Pattern recognition is the ability to see order in a chaotic environment, and it's said to have the highest correlation with the general intelligence factor, or G.That means that people who are good at finding patterns tend to be good at other mental tasks too.The reason for this is that patterns are more abstract and universal than other types of stimuli.They don't depend on your culture, language, education, or background knowledge.They just require you to use your logic and visual skills to figure out the rules and relationships that govern them.For example, take a look at this matrix:[ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ][ ]Can you fill in the blanks with the correct symbols?If you can, you're using pattern recognition.You have to notice that each row and column has two circles and two squares, and that each cell alternates between black and white.Then you have to apply those rules to the empty cells.This is a simple example, but IQ tests use more complex and challenging patterns to test your reasoning abilities.They can involve:Shapes, colors, numbers, letters, or symbols.They can be linear, circular, or irregular.They can have one or more dimensions.They can change in size, orientation, position, or frequency.The point is that patterns are a way of testing your mental flexibility and adaptability.They force you to look beyond the obvious and find the hidden structure. They also test your speed and accuracy, since you usually have a limited time to solve them."</blockquote>

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