Online Tests for Subconscious Prejudices
Chandelier
16-03-2007, 00:53
This site (https://implicit.harvard.edu/implicit/research/) is really interesting. It's a research study online where you can take tests that are supposed to reveal subconscious preferences or prejudices. So far it has told me that I moderately prefer thin people to fat people, I slightly prefer Burger King to McDonalds, and I more easily identify with Christians than with Jews.
Try it and post your results and what you think of the tests. My psychology teacher recommended this.:)
Link doesn't work; site can't be found.
QFT
Chandelier
16-03-2007, 01:09
Link doesn't work; site can't be found.
Sorry, I don't know why. The link worked for me.:(
Divine Imaginary Fluff
16-03-2007, 01:12
Link doesn't work; site can't be found.
Nova Magna Germania
16-03-2007, 01:13
Yeah, those tests have found a majority of people prefer white vs non-white and young vs old. I'm part of that statistical majority, according to one such test.
Call to power
16-03-2007, 01:35
*spends hours going through very dodgy sign-up questions*
edit: what’s a high school graduation in English terms?
Chandelier
16-03-2007, 01:35
Needs sign up-age:(
What do you mean?
If you're under 18, I think it requires parental consent (which my dad gave), but is there another requirement, or is it something else?
Flatus Minor
16-03-2007, 02:29
This site (https://implicit.harvard.edu/implicit/research/) is really interesting. It's a research study online where you can take tests that are supposed to reveal subconscious preferences or prejudices. So far it has told me that I moderately prefer thin people to fat people, I slightly prefer Burger King to McDonalds, and I more easily identify with Christians than with Jews.
Try it and post your results and what you think of the tests. My psychology teacher recommended this.:)
I managed to get through to the site, but it's frustrating that you can't pick and choose which test to take (I was expecting to find out all about my prejudices towards christians and whatnot after taking a very long association test with parallel lines and rocks and trees, but it told me very little. :mad: )
And what's with the list of religions on the sign-up page? There's like 50 sub-denominations of the christian religion and half a dozen other non-christian religions... People's Front of Judea, anyone?
I couldn't understand the questions. :(
Chandelier
16-03-2007, 02:45
I managed to get through to the site, but it's frustrating that you can't pick and choose which test to take (I was expecting to find out all about my prejudices towards christians and whatnot after taking a very long association test with parallel lines and rocks and trees, but it told me very little. :mad: )
And what's with the list of religions on the sign-up page? There's like 50 sub-denominations of the christian religion and half a dozen other non-christian religions... People's Front of Judea, anyone?
You can pick on the demos section: https://implicit.harvard.edu/implicit/demo/selectatest.jsp
https://implicit.harvard.edu/implicit/demo/
Druidville
16-03-2007, 03:27
I got bored. Is that a problem?