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Implicit Association Task examining implicit bias towards White and Black people
Description
This data originates from the publicly available implicit association test (IAT) on racial prejudice hosted by Project Implicit. 200 participants were randomly sampled from the full trial-level data available for participants from 2002 to 2022. We included only those IAT blocks relevant to scoring (3,4,6,7) and only individuals with full data.
Usage
data(raceIAT)
Format
An object of class "data.frame".
Details
session_id: The session id, proxy for participant number.
task_name: Subtype of IAT used.
block_number: IAT block number.
block_pairing_definition: Stimulus pairing displayed in block.
block_trial_number: Trial number within block.
stimulus: Stimulus name.
required_response: The response required from the participant.
latency: Participant's response latency.
error: Whether the response was wrong (
TRUE).trial_number: Experimentwise trial number.
stimcat: The stimulus category.
respcat: Category of the required response.
blocktype: Either practice block or full IAT block.
congruent: Whether the block was congruent with anti-black bias (
TRUE) or not.latency2: Response latencies with those for incorrect responses replaced by the block mean plus a penalty.
Source
References
Xu, K., Nosek, B., & Greenwald, A. G. (2014). Psychology data from the race implicit association test on the project implicit demo website. Journal of open psychology data, 2(1), e3-e3. doi:10.5334/jopd.ac