The document describes an Implicit Association Test (IAT) where participants are asked to quickly sort words and images into categories (e.g. poor/rich, good/bad) by pressing keyboard buttons. It involves completing several timed sorting tasks with the categories in different configurations to measure automatic associations between concepts. The purpose is to assess implicit or unconscious biases through response times and errors made during the categorization activity.

1. IAT
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2. Poor Persons Rich Persons
• Put your middle or index fingers on the E and I keys of your keyboard.
Words or images representing the categories at the top will appear one-by-
one in the middle of the screen. When the item belongs to a category on the
left. Press the E key, when the item belongs to a category on the right,
press the I key. Items belong to only one category. If you make an error, an
X will appear – fix the error by hitting the other key
• This is a timed sorting task. GO AS FAST AS YOU CAN while making as
few mistakes as possible. Going too slow or making too many errors will
result in an uninterpretable score. This task will take about 5 minutes to
complete.
• Press the space bar to begin

3. Poor Persons Rich Persons

4. Poor Persons Rich Persons

5. Poor Persons Rich Persons

6. Poor Persons Rich Persons

7. Good Bad
• See above, the categories have changed. The items for sorting have changed
as well. The rules, however, are the same.
• When the items belongs to a category on the left, press the E key, when the
item belongs to category on the right, press the I key. Items belong to only one
category. An X appears after an error – fix the error by hitting the other key. GO
AS FAST AS YOU CAN.
• Press the space bar to begin
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8. Good Bad
Smile

9. Good Bad
Peace

10. Good Bad
Angry

11. Good Bad
Excellent

12. Good Bad
Anxiety

13. Poor Persons Rich Persons
or or
Good Bad
See above, the four categories you saw separately now appear together.
Remember, each item belongs to only one group. For example, if the categories
flower and good appeared on separate sides above – pictures or words meaning
flower would go in the blower category, not the good category.
The green and white labels and items may help to identify the appropriate category.
Use the E and I keys to categorize items into the four groups left and right, and
correct errors by hitting the other key.
Press the space bar to begin

14. Poor Persons Rich Persons
or or
Good Bad

15. Poor Persons Rich Persons
or or
Good Bad
Terrible

16. Rich Persons Poor Persons
or or
Good Bad
Sort the same four categories again. Remember to go as fast as you can
while making as few mistakes as possible.
The green and white labels and items may help to identify the appropriate
category. Use the E and I keys to categorize items into the four groups left
and right, and correct errors by hitting the other key.
Press the space bar to begin

17. Rich Persons Poor Persons
or or
Good Bad

18. Rich Persons Poor Persons
or or
Good Bad
Wonderful

19. Rich Persons Poor Persons
or or
Good Bad
Scared