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The document describes a student named Kwon So-yeong conducting their own Implicit Association Test (IAT) to test whether they have an implicit preference for domestic or foreign-made products. The IAT involves sorting words into categories of "Good" versus "Bad" and "Domestic products" versus "Foreign-made articles". The results showed the student unconsciously associating foreign-made articles more strongly with "Good" words and domestic products more strongly with "Bad" words, revealing an implicit preference they did not explicitly recognize.
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- 1. Persuasion and Attitude Change Making own IAT Psychology 20092103 Kwon So-yeong
- 2. IAT: Implicit Association Test My own IAT: Domestic products vs. Foreign-made articles Good: romance, precious, fantasy, happy, love Bad: tragedy, boring, stupid, awful, brutal
- 3. Domestic Foreign-made products articles
- 4. Domestic Foreign-made products articles
- 5. Domestic Foreign-made products articles
- 6. Domestic Foreign-made products articles
- 7. Domestic Foreign-made products articles
- 8. Domestic Foreign-made products articles
- 9. Good Bad Romance
- 10. Good Bad Happy
- 11. Good Bad Awful
- 12. Good Bad Precious
- 13. Good Bad Stupid
- 14. Good Bad Brutal
- 15. Good Bad Tragedy
- 16. Good Bad Fantasy
- 17. Good Bad Boring
- 18. Good Bad Love
- 19. Domestic Foreign-made products articles Good Bad romance, precious, fantasy, happy, love tragedy, boring, stupid, awful, brutal
- 20. Foreign- Domestic made products articles
- 21. Foreign- Domestic made products articles Bad Good romance, precious, fantasy, happy, love tragedy, boring, stupid, awful, brutal
- 22. IAT designed for inquire, Say you love the This seemingly Domestic products, but unconsciously tend to automatically prefer Foreign-made article. My design is over, Thank you ?