The Effects of Socialization on Attitudes Regarding Homosexuality in Relation to the Implicit Associations Test Elaina Lucido Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences Indiana University Bloomington Abstract In this study, I investigated whether explicit measures of personal attitudes regarding homosexuality are correlated with implicit measures of personal preference between heterosexuality and homosexuality. Participants were first given a self-report survey in order to gauge
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Next, we’ll discuss the merits of Unconscious-Bias and Implicit Associations. The merits of these two ideas seem pretty obvious to me. Since this theory says that some prejudice is due to these biases and associations, if people are more aware of their own biases and implicit-associations, then maybe that awareness can reduce prejudicial behavior. One way to do this is with The Implicit-Associations Test. The Implicit-Associations Test is a wonderful tool to help people understand their own personal
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Sean C Scott Implicit Association Test University of Phoenix Implicit Association Test The Implicit Association Test’s (IAT) that participated in were the one on Race and another on Skin-Tone. I found both test’s to very interesting but lacked in my opinion the true questions needed to accurately determine a person’s preferences on the test topics. I think test should have gone a little deeper into how a person feels towards the opposite race based on common stereo
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were the results of your two tests? 1. The first test was the race test, and I was diagnosed as strongly biased toward European American over African Americans. 2. Finally, the test Science and Liberal Arts was taken, and I received a slight implicit association for male and science. II. What makes this experiment/test reliable? 1. The test’s reliability counts on the scientific approach for the collected data and the statistic correlation used to indicate the implicit bias the tester may possess
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meaning, in the context of laboratory-type learning experiments. Apart from this methodological sense, incidental and intentional learning have been given various interpretations, sometimes indistinguishable from two more widely used terms, namely implicit and explicit learning, respectively. There are virtually no experimental L2 grammar learning studies which are explicitly presented as “intentional” learning studies, and only a handful which are explicitly presented as studies on “incidental” learning
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Implicit Association Test ETH/125 04/29/2012 HELENE HUTCHINS Implicit Association Test * If you are comfortable sharing, what was the result of your IAT? * * I do for the most part feel comfortable sharing my results, but I do feel a little uncomfortable as well because I was a little surprised by my results. According to the Test I have a slight automatic preference for European American compared to African American. I don’t know if that is true because I don’t think that
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Activity 2 – Implicit Association Test (IAT) TEST 1 (fill in the name of the first test you take here): Religion Cut and paste your results here https://implicit.harvard.edu/implicit/Study?tid=-1 The graphic wouldn't copy properly so I think the link should still get you to my results. I had a central score for Hinduism/Christianity with Judaism and Islam being slightly higher and lower respectively. Discuss your results. Do you think you are biased with regards to this group? Why/why
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have been reduced tremendously. Though great progress has been made, and explicit acts of discrimination are no longer as prevalent in society, there is still the issue of discrimination toward minority groups permeated in society in the form of implicit discrimination. While explicit discrimination is when individuals consciously discriminate, there is also
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Revised 2/11/10 Page 1 of 18 FRÉDÉRIC F. BRUNEL Boston University School of Management Department of Marketing 595 Commonwealth Avenue Boston, MA 02215 : (617) 353-4609 Fax: (617) 353-4098 e-mail: brunel@bu.edu Education 1998 Ph.D. in Marketing, University of Washington 1992 M.B.A., Illinois State University (graduated top of class) 1989 B.S. in Business Administration, Ecole Supérieure des Sciences Commerciales d'Angers (ESSCA) Angers, France (graduated in top 5%). Dissertation Brunel, Frédéric
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Assignment: Fat/thin people test When I saw my result from the Implicit Association Test, I was surprised because I thought I had a bias towards thin people. The thought of me having a slight preference for fat people just makes want to scream. The fact that I am a thin person and I have lived with thin people all my life made me think that being thin is the norm or is normal while fat is abnormal. From my background, it is assumed that fat people are lazy and that they have control over their weight
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