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Implicit Association Test (IAT) is a psychological measure aimed at tapping into a person’s implicit mental attitudes towards a certain concept or issue. Greenwald, McGhee and Schwartz (1998) have led the way to the method that has now become widely used in many domains in social psychology and cognition. The general basic IAT procedure is outlined in the 1998 paper with the following example: which demonstrates the following 5 stages (p. 1466): • initial target concept discrimination. • evaluative attribute discrimination. • first combined task. • reversed target-concept discrimination.

• reversed combined task. The result is a measure that looks at the response time differences between the 3rd and the 5th stages and examines error rates between the two conditions.

One could think of many ways why this would be useful, and if you wish to play a little with the procedure and perhaps learn a thing or two about your mental associations and attitudes you can go to online projects like the. Watch this next video for the IAT and racial issues: I recently decided I’d like to play with this a bit and design my own association test, so I began looking at software options available for low-budget researchers, like myself.

Turns out, there are a number of options to consider that do a fair job even in comparison to the commercial software packages. [UPDATE 2018/09/25] During the last year readers contacted me through this blog about an IAT solution. I haven’t been doing IAT for quite some time and wasn’t up to date so couldn’t really make suggestions. I’ve just heard of a new open-source solution that might be of interest to you to incorporate IAT in Qualtrics. Has been updated with an impressive version.

They wrote: All files and supplements can be found at Our preprint [], which discusses the survey-based method in detail and presents three validation studies, can be found at. Please read this manuscript in detail prior to using iatgen.

Another promising package by Tom Stafford & Robin Scaife at the University of Sheffield. [End of UPDATE 2018/09/25] [UPDATE 2017/08/08] Details can be found in • Blog: • Building and Analyzing Implicit Association Tests for Online Surveys: A Tutorial and Open-Source Tool – • The article explaining the solution – [end UPDATE 2017/08/08] Everything below this line is OUTDATED and only kept as a record of past recommendations. Please see and use options from updates above. Following are the options I found: The FreeIAT was created to provide a free, open-source alternative to commercial software used to administered the Implicit Association Test. The FreeIAT is intended for Psychologists and others with professional training. FLXLab is a very complex scripting software for psychology experiments. They provide rich documentation and script examples on how to design the IAT experiments: This demo utilizes two separate scripts; make sure to run the one called master script.