>>12862888Just tried something similar, scored a slight preference for white folks. I agree with other anons that said muscle memory becomes a factor. I'd like another version where I first associate blacks with good things, and then swap them halfway through, otherwise there's too much potential that it's measuring not some subconscious bias, but a learned association from the first half of the test.
https://implicit.harvard.edu/implicit/takeatest.html>>12866191>If you're just retarded mistakes will go 50/50I made zero mistakes until they swapped the keys and associations halfway through. They then had a repeat round with the changed parameters, and in that round I improved significantly, I was adapting to the new rules. I've played games like this before, where the rules and tasks change midway through, it's a common thing with brain games. It's a major stress to the brain to adapt to new rules when you're also told to be as fast as possible, mistakes happen even if there's no bias involved.
