Who would study psychology unless they had some issues?! Chapter 626: 577: Chonghui Still Doesn't Realize the Serious

Chapter 626: Chapter 577: Chonghui Still Doesn’t Realize the Seriousness of the Situation

The computer screen looked like it was having a fit, densely covered with lines.

Nan Zhubin’s Flow State hadn’t stopped, and he began to subconsciously analyze the current situation.

Was there an error in my calculations during the Flow State?

Unlikely.

The Flow State is a high-speed thinking mode tested in real situations. Simple multiplication to three decimal places is effortless, and even more complex psychological statistics problems can be solved instantly.

Few people possess the confidence Nan Zhubin displays when facing an experint.

So when faced with a 62.4% accuracy rate, Nan Zhubin did not doubt himself in the least and directly attributed the issue externally—

This experintal program has problems!

Nan Zhubin sorted through the possibilities.

Data falsification? Even if the subject calculates correctly, the data is counted as incorrect?

Unlikely… Based on Nan Zhubin’s understanding of Bai Qinghua, he wouldn’t tolerate academic misconduct in the research group.

Considering the research scope of the group… could this experint be misleading, testing the subject’s reaction to deception?

Also unlikely… The study only utilized an EEG, with no equipnt for capturing micro expressions. And if the physiological chanism of the brain were being explored, the experint’s procedure seed too cumberso.

Judging by the incrental difficulty of the experint sets, along with the constant “feedback” on accuracy, it seed more like… a stress test!

Nan Zhubin felt he had guessed the purpose of the experint.

But if that’s the case, since he now understood the experintal program,

any further participation would result in invalid data.

Nan Zhubin turned back, looking apologetically at Senior Brother Haoyun.

On the other side, Senior Brother Haoyun was watching the computer screen, showing an expression like a martial arts tester encountering androids and Saiyans teaming up.

“Ah, Junior Brother, do you need a break?” Senior Brother Haoyun asked, seeing Nan Zhubin turn back, relieved, “By the way, the EEG seems to be malfunctioning, maybe there’s a contact issue… huh, it’s working again?”

Nan Zhubin exited the Flow State, and the real-ti EEG displayed on the computer returned to normal.

Senior Brother Haoyun, suspecting nothing: “Intermittently working, probably a loose connection… but even when it malfunctioned before, it never behaved like it did today, breaking down quite innovatively.”

Fortunately, this EEG didn’t have AI consciousness, or it might be feeling very aggrieved now.

However, Nan Zhubin felt it necessary to clear things up for the equipnt, stating, “Senior Brother, the machine may not have malfunctioned. I was just thinking exceptionally fast.”

“…Ah?”

Senior Brother Haoyun perhaps preferred to believe the machine was at fault.

“You don’t believe , watch.” Nan Zhubin said.

Saying this, his pupils unfocused again as he entered the Flow State, starting to think through so logic problems rapidly.

In an instant, it seed the fan noise of the school-issued old computer beca louder, and the EEG graph on the display beca so erratic that it looked like it had taken a stimulant, turning the steady “line graph” into a “black ss.”

The undergraduate junior sister looked over, confused, at Senior Brother Haoyun beside her.

Undergraduates lack experience; is this normal?

“This… isn’t normal, right?!” Senior Brother Haoyun’s eyes widened.

He glanced at the screen, then at Nan Zhubin, back at the screen, and again at Nan Zhubin.

What kind of brain do you have?

Nan Zhubin appeared even more apologetic, “Also, Senior Brother, this experint is actually a stress test, isn’t it? The accuracy displayed on the screen isn’t genuine. If I’m not mistaken, even if I get all the subsequent questions right, it would still show my accuracy decreasing, with consultation fees continuously deducted, right?”

This statent had a point of contention that left Senior Brother Haoyun unsure how to respond.

But his expression confird that Nan Zhubin had guessed correctly.

Nan Zhubin sighed, “Now that I know the experint’s purpose, my responses won’t be genuine. Sorry, Senior Brother, for wasting your ti today…”

With that, Nan Zhubin stood up from his chair.

In a reflexive move, Senior Brother Haoyun suddenly found himself almost in a leg-holding posture around Nan Zhubin.

The undergraduate junior sister’s eyes widened. Although unaware of what madness seized Senior Brother Haoyun, she felt an inexplicable urge to emulate him.

“No… Junior Brother, it’s alright.” Senior Brother Haoyun said, “In previous experints, so experienced senior brothers and sisters also figured out my experint’s purpose. However, this experint’s stress source isn’t just this; the progressively increasing difficulty also adds to the stress, thus the EEG produced is still valuable.”

Senior Brother Haoyun glanced at the computer screen, “In that recent state… continue! The consultation fee will still be paid, don’t worry!”

Though unsure of what transpired, Senior Brother Haoyun’s research intuition had subtly reawakened.

Since the experint conductor was so insistent, Nan Zhubin had no objection to sitting back down. After all, he ca here to assist Senior Brother Haoyun and learn at the sa ti.

He could also see that Senior Brother Haoyun wasn’t speaking out of re politeness. The yearning and fervor on his face were so intense they seed ready to burst forth.