Project Implicit Analysis

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The testing methods for “Project Implicit” can be described as unique, for they try to have an individual to comprehend on their preferred preferences on the specific topic at hand. However, the test results face several flaws due to the fact that the data can inaccurate at times. The data is not designed for a number of questions one receives correctly or incorrectly, but the speed of individual reactions responding. With this being said, there a variety of test takers like myself that takes their time in reading and comprehending a question that is thrown one’s way in order to get the question correct. I can recall what affected me the most while taking my second assessment was the frustration of receiving the same question incorrect in which

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