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Implicit Attitudes

differenceblog Jul 03, 2007 09:50

Rudman and Goodwin (2004) report that women show greater "in-group bias" than men; that is, women like women more than men like men. Rudman and Goodwin's four experiments used implicit association testing (IAT) to assess favorable attitudes towards a particular gender group. Harvard's Project Implicit gives a deeper explanation of IAT and allows ( Read more... )

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