Whats tests could distinguish robot from human?

What kind of psychological tests could be done to tell apart a robot from a human, assuming the robot looks and acts like a human and has all the basic human traits/emotions/instincts?

What minor behavioral differences could there be? Perhaps have a think about what kind of discrete human behaviors exist (behaviors that people normally don't notice, but are definitely there in the human species - i.e. mirror-neuron affected behavior).

And please, no stupid answers like throwing water or magnets on them. Strictly psychological methods.
 
One simple test that could be done would be to test it's comprehension, logic, and reasoning. A robotic computer brain would be capable of following far more complex questions than a human would be. With a lengthy question, a human is going to become lost be unable to follow what is being asked. With a robot, it's not going to have those problems with recollection or data retrieval.

As a result, the robot could follow a (for example) three-page long spoken question, reason out the logical answer based upon all the information of that question, and then make it's reply.
 
With todays technology i think everyone would make the difference.But everything is based on what is called evolution. If they evolve robots so much that they will act in the same way then maybe nobody will be able to find out whether is a robot or not.

About what Simon says about long answer etc, i believe that is apsolutely wrong because the programmer could make the robot to give short answers or making it more complex to give long answers where is needed. In my opinion to find out who would be a human or a robot would be only if they find a hack-whole on the system. For example saying "it rains cat and dogs" how would the robot react, but of course a programmer can program that also so pretty much everything is evolution and how it is programmed to act.
 
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