The test was created by the Harvard University School of Psychiatry as an assessment of mental age.
Anand Mahindra, Chairman of the Mahindra Group, is a big fan of social media. He never fails to amaze his followers on social media. Mahindra shared a post on Saturday that featured a test created by Harvard University to determine a person’s mental age, and the post has been making the rounds on the internet ever since.
I must admit, this was a brilliantly accurate test that a friend urged me to take. Undisputed result. pic.twitter.com/y5yQQiXe2L
—anand mahindra (@anandmahindra) October 1, 2022
In simple words, Mahindra shared a test to determine the mental age of a person. While sharing the post, he wrote: “I have to admit this was a brilliantly accurate test that a friend urged me to take. Undisputed result.”
The test was created by the Harvard University School of Psychiatry as an assessment of mental age. The test, according to the university, cannot be passed by anyone over 50 years of age. Mr. Mahindra was also impressed with the trial. The post also said that it can keep you busy for up to forty seconds.
The post has racked up more than 21,000 likes in just one day of being shared. More than 2,500 users have retweeted the post so far. The comments area of the post has been flooded with numerous comments.
“Why only seniors! Keep everyone busy for 40 seconds and an extra 20 to stream it,” one user commented.
Another wrote: “This is how you keep an old man busy for forty seconds.”
“Good. No mistakes were made while reading so I guess the mental age is too young,” a third user wrote while sharing the post.
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