Implicit Association Test
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Uploaded by bnosek on Apr 19, 2007
Group demonstration and discussion of the IAT.
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@cbrstunter24
A victim and an Abuser both hate each other. Are they equally at fault? Any ill feelings black feel towards whites are the result of the ill feelings that whites FIRST expressed towards blacks. Not that hard to comprehend.
wittenberg5 2 months ago
@SubtleChaotic especially in the video game world where you have to memorize key setup quickly. it was very hard for me to switch. after a break, I broke the test up and found it much easier.
slashnyaoi 2 months ago
@ThePsychology2010
..Yeah, it would be ridiculously easy to make this experiment valid.
SubtleChaotic 3 months ago
@SubtleChaotic I agree with you. I think they would have to use counterbalance. That means, if you are aware, switching the orders for different participants.. to ensure that there is no 'learning effect.'
ThePsychology2010 3 months ago
@blakesquakers
Canterbury (NZ)!
Yeah, well you can have all the statistical significance you like if your experiment it bollocks haha.
SubtleChaotic 3 months ago
@SubtleChaotic I'm studying at Lancaster University :) you? I get the same feeling.. but I guess that's why they do significance tests.. although I find myself always finding flaws in the experiments.
Good luck!
blakesquakers 3 months ago
@blakesquakers
Hahahha. Where are you studying?? Yeah, I have a sinking feeling that many many 'experiments' in psychology really do have little meaning whatsoever. But we'll see. Good luck to us both!
SubtleChaotic 3 months ago
@SubtleChaotic I'm also a Psychology undergraduate :) my reply was only what we'd been told by our lecturer because that question had already been raised, although it may not be true. As with you, I do hope what I said was true, because otherwise the test would have little meaning whatsoever.
blakesquakers 3 months ago
@blakesquakers
As a psychology undergraduate, I'm sincerely hoping that is true, and that the entire discipline isn't the joke it too often appears to be.
SubtleChaotic 3 months ago
@SubtleChaotic When the test is correctly done, they would do both first.. it's just not been shown here.
blakesquakers 3 months ago