Explicit Attitudes is a person’s view toward other people, objects and concepts. Implicit Attitudes is internal response that the person is unaware of.
Yes and no because a person thinks of something in a certain way but inside not knowing what they really think. In my opinion I believe that both are important in there on ways in society. For example, a white person can see a black person and the automatic mind will be negative towards the black person. For implicit attitude a white person may not be racist and may have friends that are black and hangs out with them, but inside he doesn’t realize that he has a more negative association towards blacks. Implicit attitudes are related to racial, ethnic, religious and other types of prejudice because

I believe no because a person may not know that he or she is racist against someone else by the color of their skin. Their automatic mind will discriminate on its own from first appearance.

The implicit Attitude Test (IAT) is a measure within social psychology designed to detect the strength of a person's automatic mind between mental representations of objects. The creator of the (IAT) is Anthony G. Greenwald in
1998. The way the IAT works is that it relies on the person who is taking the test to quickly judge and respond to stimuli that appear on the computer screen.

The IAT scores of whites reflected implicit racial prejudice, and that many whites don’t endorse these negative attitudes and beliefs, and therefore should not be considered prejudice.

The IAT research shows that hostility is not needed for discrimination to occur.

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