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IAT
IAT isthe abbreviations of Implicit Association Test which refers to a reaction time procedure that provides a measure of implicit attitudes. Participants sort targets into a "good” category or a "bad” category, and the speed at which the sorting is completed is taken as a measurement of one’s implicit attitude toward the object.
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