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Showing 1 to 20 of 28 for “"Implicit Association Test (IAT)"”.
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When You Are Blue, Less Is True: The Impact of Affect on Validity Judgments
It is proposed that people associate validity with positivity and invalidity with negativity and that these associations make people more likely to judge information to be valid when experiencing positive affect than when experiencing negative affect. In Experiment l, participants' responses on an …
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Rich or Black? Examining Attitudes Toward Children Who Differ by Wealth and Race
… adults’ (Studies 1-3) and children’s (Study 3) associations with race and wealth using a child-friendly Implicit Association Test (IAT) and explicit measures. When adult participants were asked to categorize by wealth (Study 1 and 2) or race (Study 2), they showed positive associations with …
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The Implicit Association Test as a Measure of Attitudinal Biases Towards Individuals with Disabilities: Assessing the Convergent Validity with the Interaction with Disabled Persons Scale and Tringo's Disability Social Distance Scale
… of traditional paper-and-pencil tests were presented. The Implicit Association Test (IAT), Interaction with Disabled Persons Scale (IDP), Tringo's Disability Social Distance Scale (DSDS), and Marlowe-Crowne Social Desirability Scale (MCSDS) were administered to 74 college …
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The Effect of Mindfulness on Racial Stereotype Activation and Application
… and working memory was measured by the Implicit Association Test (IAT), Attention Network Task (ANT), and Automated Operation Span Task, respectively. Explicit racism (Modern Racism Scale, Right-Wing Authoritarianism, Social Dominance Orientation), mindfulness (Five- Facet Mindfulness …
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Negative Mood Impacts the Relationship between Explicit and Implicit Age-Related Attitudes
The Implicit Association Test (IAT; Greenwald, McGhee, and Schwartz, 1998) has become a widely used method of measuring individuals’ implicit preferences based on the speed of sorting words or images into respective categories in a computerized task. Age IATs have been used to ascertain implicit …
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TEACHERS’ EXPLICIT AND IMPLICIT ATTITUDE TOWARD HOMOSEXUALITY: THE ROLE OF INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL MOTIVATION TO RESPOND WITHOUT PREJUDICE
… the aim was to examine the relationship between implicit and explicit attitudes of homonegativity and the moderating role of motivation to control prejudiced reactions among teachers in Southern states. Additional information was gathered about the teachers’ school environment in regard to …
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Development of an implicit measure of dispositional forgiveness.
… to measure forgiveness at a dispositional and implicit level. The purpose of the current study was to develop and validate an implicit measure of forgivingness (or dispositional forgiveness) using the Implicit Association Test (IAT). This Forgiveness IAT (FIAT) was administered in conjunction …
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Development of an implicit measure of dispositional forgiveness.
… to measure forgiveness at a dispositional and implicit level. The purpose of the current study was to develop and validate an implicit measure of forgivingness (or dispositional forgiveness) using the Implicit Association Test (IAT). This Forgiveness IAT (FIAT) was administered in conjunction …
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Reframing Aesthetic Experience: the Influence of Racial Bias, Openness, and Cognition on Painting Perception
… functioning, openness to experience and implicit and explicit racial bias influence painting judgements. Black and White adults (aged 30+) and young adults (aged 18-29) evaluated paintings by Black and White artists and responded to items on like, comfort, valence, and value. …
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Predictors of counselor trainees’ implicit attitudes toward interracial couples
Implicit Attitudes of Counselor Trainees toward Black-White Couples Inter-racial couples developed as soon as European men landed on the coast of North America. Historically, these relationships were considered deviant and unacceptable. The attitudes towards interracial marriages are improving, …
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How Beliefs Affect Relationship Formation
Past research has investigated racial implicit biases in the context of short-term relationships, such as strangers. However, implicit biases have not been studied in the context of longer-term relationships. The present study explores ways in which implicit biases may impact integral aspects of …
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Indirect measures of associations and psychopathology: applications to Spider Phobia
To study of cognitive fear networks and associations, indirect experimental paradigms like the Implicit Association Test (IAT, Greenwald et al., 1998) or the Extrinsic Affective Simon Task (EAST, De Houwer, 2003) may be helpful, as they promise to assess the structure of specific associations using …
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The measurement of implicit responses to life and death: Implications for sub-clinical psychopathology
… there is a burgeoning literature on implicit responses to life and death. The current thesis employs the Implicit Association Test (IAT) and the Implicit Relational Assessment Procedure (IRAP) to assess implicit relational responses to life and death in a non-clinical undergraduate …
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Can newscasts reduce prejudice?: television's potential impact upon the malleability of implicit attitudes
… can both positively and negatively affect implicit prejudices. Media research (e.g. Power, Murphy, and Coover, 1996; Casas & Dixon, 2003; Ramasubramanian, 2005) demonstrates that print media can produce positive and negative effects upon stereotypes and prejudice, though such research …
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Pro-Black, Pro-White, or Proactive: Examining Predictors of Implicit Racial Bias in Black Participants
The majority of research examining implicit racial bias has focused on the biases held by White participants (Jost, Banaji, & Nosek, 2004). By contrast, the implicit racial bias of minority group members has been largely overlooked, despite the potential for these associations to provide new …
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A comparison of German and British therapists’ explicit and implicit reasoning about white and non-white clients – a vignette study
… to identify how a therapist’s held explicit and implicit biases influence their practise with clients of various ethnic backgrounds. Methodology – A sample of 51 therapists from the UK and Germany was recruited to take part in this online study. Participants were randomly allocated to either …
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Comparing Implicit and Explicit Measures of Sex Guilt in Predicting Sexual Behavior
… guilt is a generalized expectancy for self-mediated punishment for violating or anticipating violating standards of proper sexual conduct. Our current knowledge about sex guilt is primarily achieved through using explicit measures, particularly the widely used Mosher Sex Guilt Inventory. …
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Developing an Implicit Association Test to Explore Implicit and Explicit Stereotypes of Empathy in Scientists among University Students in England
… new measurement of stereotypes, focusing on implicit evaluations and beliefs that are not under conscious control, suggest that such suppressed thoughts are not simply eliminated but may leak out in more subtle ways. Recent work has demonstrated that one of the subtle ways is through …
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Giving Smart Agents a Voice: How a Smart Agent's Voice Influences Its Relationships with Consumers
… as well as the role of trust as a mediator of the underlying process. I find that the level of intimacy in the relationship between the smart agent and the human user moderates whether the voice effect on persuasion operates through trust that is cognitively or affectively rooted. In …
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Resurrecting the Error Choice Technique: The premature demise of an indirect measure of attitude?
… indirect measures of attitude. In Study 2, the Implicit Association Test (IAT) was compared with the EC and direct measure. In Study 3, the Personalized IAT was compared to the EC and direct measure. The results revealed that neither the IAT nor PIAT correlated with the EC measure. In summary, …
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