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The '''Implicit Association Test''' .net/bethany/research.html#cog Bethany Teachman<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> |
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A recent meta-analysis has suggested that the IAT is a better predictor of some forms of behavior (e.g. discrimination) than traditional 'explicit' self-report methods,<ref>[http://faculty.washington.edu/agg/pdf/IAT.Meta-analysis.16Sep05.pdf Microsoft Word - UUIAT3.Final.16Sep05.doc<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> but there are some questions as to the fitness of the explicit measures used in the studies reviewed by this meta-analysis (e.g., "feeling thermometers){{Fact|date=April 2007}}. The IAT has been used to measure [[attitude (psychology)|attitude]]s toward objects in the environment, [[self-esteem]], [[self-identity]], and [[stereotypes]]. In applied settings, the IAT has been used in [[marketing]] and [[industrial psychology]]. |
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Variations of the IAT |
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