Confidence Intervals on Implicit Association Test Scores Are Really Rather Large

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Abstract

Implicit association test scores are presented as point estimates. Unusually for a psychological measure, individual scores are not tested for statistical significance in standard practice. This study estimates individual confidence intervals for a large dataset of IAT scores. The intervals are large. Only half of scores are significantly different from zero. This result raises theoretical concerns about standard interpretations of the IAT.

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