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Implicit Association Test

Implicit Association Test The Implicit Association Test is a sorting task used in research to measure how strongly people automatically link target categories with attribute categories, such as flowers versus insects and pleasant versus unpleasant.

The Implicit Association Test is a sorting task used in research to measure how strongly people automatically link target categories with attribute categories, such as flowers versus insects and pleasant versus unpleasant. It is widely used in social cognition and other fields to study automatic associations.

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Drafting source: Santos João O; Do Bú Emerson; Hara Tomohiro; Mendonça Cristina; Hagá Sara; Pogacar Ruth; Kouril Michal. Implicit association tests for all: Using iatgen for non-English and offline samples. 2026; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0342742; article XML SHA-256 d1318c728a3f9831bec317b16174348372ad1a2c7404db52c0555d2ec6dd5cf6. “Implicit association tests for all: Using iatgen for non-English and offline samples” (10.1371/journal.pone.0342742).
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