Test Benchmarks -- what is the question?
Per Runeson, Mats Skoglund, Emelie Engström · 2008
Kids do not grow very old until they begin benchmarking. They benchmark to impress on their mates and to give themselves a position in the group. But what does the benchmark mean when the child wants to reach the cookies on the top shelf of the larder? Although being the tallest, he might not be tall enough to reach it anyhow, and his father might not be there to lift him up. And if he was, he would not allow his kids to take those cookies anyhow.