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Hello Professor Rosen,
I am in your Monday Wednesday Psychology for Women class and my question is pertaining to the Implicit test that we have to take. Is it the Implicit test posted by Harvard? If that is the right website which test do we have to take on the site? there are a number of different test listed: skin-tone IAT, Age IAT, Weight IAT and many more. Please let me know.
Thank you
Sommia Khan

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