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I think the test was very interesting and the result is mostly accurate. If you answer all the questions with honesty, it will tell exactly what your preferences are. I am satisfied of result because it matches exactly with my preference regarding thin and fat people.
I totally agree that IAT test measure what people learn from daily experiences in their culture. I think the purpose of this test is to measure the strength of automatic associations we have in our mind. Sometimes, we might have a negative attitude about something without knowing it, but when you complete this test, it will tell who you are. You will be faster selecting things you like than things you do not like. For example, if someone grows up in a society where people think

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