Self-reports are better measurement instruments than implicit measures
Self-report measures directly ask respondents to report their mental content, such as
thoughts and feelings. By contrast, implicit measures aim to assess thoughts and feelings …
thoughts and feelings. By contrast, implicit measures aim to assess thoughts and feelings …
Unawareness of attitudes, their environmental causes, and their behavioral effects
Claims about unawareness are abundant in attitude research. This article provides an
analysis of evidence regarding three aspects of an attitude of which people may lack …
analysis of evidence regarding three aspects of an attitude of which people may lack …
What implicit measures of bias can do
Gawronski, Ledgerwood, and Eastwick (this issue; GLE) bring much needed attention to the
limitations of currently available implicit measures as tools for studying unconscious bias …
limitations of currently available implicit measures as tools for studying unconscious bias …
Instruction-based replication studies raise challenging questions for psychological science
A variety of psychological effects have been recently replicated in studies where participants
merely received information describing experimental tasks, while participants experienced …
merely received information describing experimental tasks, while participants experienced …
Automatic approach-avoidance tendency toward physical activity, sedentary, and neutral stimuli as a function of age, explicit affective attitude, and intention to be …
Using computerized reaction-time tasks assessing automatic attitudes, studies have shown
that healthy young adults have faster reaction times when approaching physical activity …
that healthy young adults have faster reaction times when approaching physical activity …
Do uncontrolled processes contribute to evaluative learning? Insights from a new two-US process dissociation procedure and ambivalence measures
The contribution of uncontrolled processes to evaluative learning has been examined in
evaluative conditioning procedures by comparing evaluations of conditioned stimuli …
evaluative conditioning procedures by comparing evaluations of conditioned stimuli …
The “implicit bias” wording is a relic. Let's move on and study unconscious social categorization effects
In their article, Gawronski, Ledgerwood, and Eastwick (this issue; hereafter, GLE) explain
why “implicit bias”(defined as the unconscious effect of social category cues on behavioral …
why “implicit bias”(defined as the unconscious effect of social category cues on behavioral …
Stimulus-Stimulus Versus Stimulus-Valence Learning in Evaluative Conditioning: Insights on the Ecological Conditions of Unconditioned Stimulus Revaluation Effects
K Reichmann, M Hütter - Social Cognition, 2024 - Guilford Press
Previous research into the influence of postconditioning revaluation of unconditioned stimuli
(USs) on evaluative conditioning (EC) effects produced inconsistent results. One potential …
(USs) on evaluative conditioning (EC) effects produced inconsistent results. One potential …
Using facial expressions instead of response keys in the implicit association test
Previous research found that when people are instructed to smile toward liked objects and
show negative facial expressions toward disliked objects, their facial response is faster and …
show negative facial expressions toward disliked objects, their facial response is faster and …
The fragility of implicit attitude updating: The role of cognitive and ecological constraints
B Kurdi, T Mann, J Axt, MJ Ferguson - 2023 - osf.io
Although negative implicit (automatic) evaluations of even well-known social targets can
show remarkable temporary shifts toward positivity, experimental demonstrations of lasting …
show remarkable temporary shifts toward positivity, experimental demonstrations of lasting …