Make the question small enough to answer
“How intuitive am I?” is broad. “How many of 20 hidden symbols will I match?” is a question with a defined result. It does not capture every meaning of intuition, but it gives you a transparent exercise.
Write the goal and number of rounds before beginning. Avoid extending a session just to repair a disappointing score.
Separate choosing from knowing
A prediction should be recorded before feedback. In the exercise below, choosing a symbol locks that answer. Targets and matches stay hidden until you finish all 20 rounds and unlock your results with your name and email.
All targets are selected before the first choice. They are independent and equally likely; a past result does not make a particular next target more likely.
Count exactly and interpret modestly
Count exact matches only. Keep every trial. With four choices, chance averages one match in four, or five in 20 trials. A single session often differs from that average.
Neither a high nor low score is a reliable verdict on psychic ability. Stronger conclusions need a stronger design, more data, and independent checks. This is a learning exercise.
Reflect on your process
Before a future session, you might choose to record confidence as well as the guess. Decide how to use that information in advance, rather than choosing a pattern afterward because it looks interesting.
Ask what you learned about patience, attention, and your response to being wrong. Then decide whether another practice would be enjoyable and useful. You do not need a special result for the time to teach you something.
Try the hidden-symbol exercise
Begin the exercise. The form explains how your name and email are used. Your test answers and scores are not stored.
These activities are for educational exploration, not a diagnosis or a validated assessment of psychic ability.