Bias Self-Assessment: Weight
Introduction
Welcome to this Bias Self-Assessment through which you will assess your unconscious bias on Weight.
This assessment will be realised through the Affect Misattribution Procedure, a psychological test designed to measure implicit attitudes, exploring how subtle emotional influences affect decision-making, even when we attempt to disregard these influences.
Each trial consists of three stages:
1. A picture (prime) will appear briefly on the screen. This image is not relevant to your task but may include scenes, faces, or objects.
2. A second picture (target) will appear immediately after the first one. This is the image you need to evaluate.
3. After the second picture, a visual pattern will prevent you from further analysing it.
What do you have to do?
You will be asked to evaluate the pleasantness of the second image; was it pleasant or unpleasant? Decide fast!
Key reminders:
- ● Focus on the second picture: Ignore the first one and judge the target image based solely on your immediate reaction.
- ● Respond quickly: Make your decision based on your first impression—there’s no need to overthink.