I agree with MilkToast...as much as I didn't want it to enter my mind, I felt compelled to measure up to what had already been disclosed to me! I sat alone, in a quiet room with no distractions...and yet I couldn't help but think of what was already revealed to me in the preface of the test!

I took the test you suggested osuche...and my results were "inconclusive" ( I was too slow and too many errors????????????). I'm figuring this is because I have NEVER been able to judge a book by it's cover...but I KNOW it's done on a daily basis by many around me!

****Your data suggest Inconclusive result - too many errors.
If your result was described as 'inconclusive', click here.

Your result, reported above, is already corrected for the order in which you took the parts of the IAT. If you have a question about the effect of order, please read the answer to FAQ 1 on the page of FAQs for this test.

The interpretation shown above is described as 'automatic preference for Black' if you responded faster when Black faces and Good words were classified with the same key as opposed to White faces and Good words. It is marked 'automatic preference for White' if you were faster when giving the same response to White faces and Good words. Depending on the magnitude of your result, your automatic preference may be described as 'slight', 'moderate', 'strong', or 'little to no preference'.****




I'd be willing to take all the tests...but time is not on my side at the moment.

Very interesting (and a little uncomfortable that someone would want to test this)...none the less!

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