The document discusses the results of an implicit association test (IAT) taken by the author related to race. While the author believed they viewed black and white people equally, the IAT results showed an unconscious preference for white people over black people. This demonstrated that people can be oblivious to unconsciously motivated behaviors, as the author's predicted results did not match those revealed in the IAT regarding their subtle racial biases.

1. IAT Test<br />I do agree with the argument that we are completely oblivious to our unconsciously motivated behavior. For example, in my race IAT test, I have the equality in both black and white people. However, I have a thought that I might think that I would prefer to choose white more that black people.<br />From the race IAT shows how the brain recognizes. In the test there are the pictures of Black people and White people and the adjective words that dedicate positive or negative feelings. However, there is some part of the test that the Black people is in the same side of the positive words where our brain is feeling that the Black people is much more in the negative side which makes me get them a bit confuse for that. However, the result of the test is what I expected to have before taken the test which shows that we are completely oblivious to our unconsciously motivated behavior, because I predicted that the result should be equally for both black and white people.<br />