IAT Tests: Are They a Reliable Tool for Assessing Bias? Following is an overall

IAT Tests: Are They a Reliable Tool for Assessing Bias?
Following is an overall guideline, and attached is an actual template for you to use– just cut out my text and put yours in.
Introduction: Explain the use of IAT tests to measure implicit bias. Any literature review of the issue goes here, with in text citations to references. How do you think it could be used to help in our current cultural challenge to live up to the demands for equality in the age of Black Lives Matter? Refer back to and use your previous writing for this.
Method:
Participants: Explain that 15 students took a test of their choice twice and submitted their test result differences. Describe these students using a description of MEC students.
Materials: Describe the test, how it was structured, and conducted.
Procedure: Describe the gathering of data as each person choosing their own test and reporting only the difference between the two results, including the direction of the change, out of 7 possible scores including Strong, Moderate and Slight for each mode of preference and Neutral.
Results: Look at the data of the 15 students (below) and describe it, especially the means and SDs. The more accurate column for analyzing the degree of change in scores is the absolute value column. The raw scores column tells us about the direction of the score changes, in which we can see that some went up, some went down, and some stayed the same. Report these here.
Discussion: What did you think about your results? What did you think about the test, having taken it twice? Do you think it is a useful instrument by which to measure implicit bias? Do you think it is accurate and reliable?

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