Some psychological scientists question the interpretations of the Implicit Association Test. Rather than revealing implicit bias, what else might the test be revealing?

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Marlee Heath

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6 December, 05:01

Some psychological scientists question the interpretations of the Implicit Association Test. Rather than revealing implicit bias, what else might the test be revealing?

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Gael Schultz · Answer 1

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Implicit Association test measures the biases in the thought of people as well as it measures the cognitive unconscious decision-making day to day life of the people. the test was coined by Anthony Greenwald in 1990. it measures our implicit as explicit memory of a person that is not accessible to awareness to influence action and day to day life activities and experience that mediates likely or unlikely feelings. it measures the response compatibility effect of a person.