The Implicit
Association Test (IAT, Greenwald, McGhee & Schwartz, 1998) is the most widely used method in the evaluation of the IAC.
The Single Category Implicit
Association Test as a Measure of Implicit Social Cognition.
Using the Implicit
Association Test to measure age differences in implicit social cognitions.
In
association test of milk production, nine regions (containing forty five SNPs) were significant and were distributed into six chromosomes (Table 1).
The present study will address both of these questions by evaluating an intercultural training program with established explicit measures (questionnaires) as well as a proprietary Implict
Association Test (IAT) to assess changes in implicit knowledge structures related to the perception foreignness.
Using the implicit
association test and the implicit relational assessment procedure to measure attitudes toward meat and vegetables in vegetarians and meat-eaters.
Unresolved problems with the "I", the "A", and the "T": A logical and psychometric critique of the Implicit
Association Test (IAT).
In men, the relationships between these work capacity parameters and P [sub]det Q [sub]max and Abrams-Griffiths (AG) number were determined using linear-by-linear
association tests, and relationships between work capacity parameters and BOO grade were investigated using Spearman's
association test.
The Implicit
Association Test (IAT) tool, developed by Harvard as part of Project Implicit, explores thoughts and feelings outside of conscious awareness to help individuals identify and address any unconscious bias.
Business in the Community partnered with the University of Manchester's Centre on Dynamic of Equality to analyse the data from Project Implicit's Implicit
Association Test for race bias.
Las medidas implicitas, como el Implicit
Association Test (IAT), reflejan aspectos de la persona o de la cultura en la cual habita, asi como de la distincion entre la persona y su cultura, que tambien es significativa (Nosek & Hansen, 2008).
In another experiment to assess smoking associations with implicit
Association Test (IAT), Huijding, Jong, Wiers, and Verkooijen (2005) reported that smokers' attitudes were less negative than those of nonsmokers although they both showed negative associations with smoking.
