The present study explores the relationships between the traditional race-IAT (Greenwald & al., 1998), the personalized race-IAT (Olson & Fazio, 2004), and the explicit personal and culturalnormative racial beliefs. Both IATs were significantly and positively correlated with personal and cultural-normative racial beliefs. Importantly, while the personalized IAT was a robust predictor of personal beliefs, the traditional IAT was contaminated by cultural-normative beliefs. Finally, only the personalized IAT was significantly related to a robust social-psychological determinant of racial prejudice: relative deprivation. Implications of these results are discussed.
Dambrun, M., Villate, M., Richetin, J. (2008). Implicit racial attitudes and their relationships with explicit personal and cultural beliefs: What personalized and traditional iats measure. CURRENT RESEARCH IN SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY, 13(16).
Implicit racial attitudes and their relationships with explicit personal and cultural beliefs: What personalized and traditional iats measure
RICHETIN, JULIETTE
2008
Abstract
The present study explores the relationships between the traditional race-IAT (Greenwald & al., 1998), the personalized race-IAT (Olson & Fazio, 2004), and the explicit personal and culturalnormative racial beliefs. Both IATs were significantly and positively correlated with personal and cultural-normative racial beliefs. Importantly, while the personalized IAT was a robust predictor of personal beliefs, the traditional IAT was contaminated by cultural-normative beliefs. Finally, only the personalized IAT was significantly related to a robust social-psychological determinant of racial prejudice: relative deprivation. Implications of these results are discussed.
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