Project Implicit Regression Analysis

I enjoyed completing the Project Implicit test and found it to be an interesting assessment. I like that the quiz was based on an automatic response and that pictures or words were assimilated with hidden biases. My skepticism around the test was based on the order the pictures and words were presented. After taking multiple series with pictures on a certain side, and then the pictures reversing, it felt as if the brain was already conditioned to a go to a particular side. My other skepticism was the first round of questions were based on the common stereotype for race and gender roles. I would have been interested to see how the results would have concluded if the words and images were matched with the non stereotype from the beginning. I can understand how the formatting of the test could show a hidden bias or influential perception since it is based on an automatic response. Due to my concerns regarding the test format, my beliefs were not challenged because of the assessment validity. Coversley, I do recognize I have some biases regarding gender roles. Personally, having a successful career is important to me but I also like assuming more stereotypical women roles …show more content…
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