Attitudinal and Non-Attitudinal Components of IAT Performance

Attitudinal and non-attitudinal components of IAT performance.

The Implicit Association Test (IAT) was designed to measure automatically activated attitudinal associations, free of the influence of processes that affect their expression. Subsequent research has shown that IAT performance also is influenced by non-associative processes, but the extent to which these non-associative processes are content-specific or if they operate similarly regardless of th...

Disagreement and Attitudinal Relativism

Significance of attitudinal experiments.

3 Attitudinal Dissociation

A by-product of increasing recent attention to implicit measures of attitudes is the controversial hypothesis of dissociated attitude representations (i.e., dual attitudes). This reference to dissociation implies the existence of distinct structural representations underlying distinguishable classes of attitude manifestations. In psychology, appeals to dissociation range from the mundane to the...

Attitudinal affect and behavioral intentions.

To further delineate the conceptual and operational properties of attitude structure, the relationship between affect and behavioral Intentions was tested by Campbell and Fiske's (1959) imiltitrait-multi■ethod matrix procedure. Involved were measures of affect, behavioral intentions, and a multiplicative function of measures of behavioral intentions and the affect toward the behaviors. The resu...