User`s guide for the Augmented Computer Exercise for Inspection Training (ACE-IT), Version 2.0 software

Dobranich, P.R.; Horak, Karl; Evanko, D.

doi:10.2172/595590

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“…Upon arrival, each participant was ushered into a private computer booth. Inquisit (Draine, 1998) and DirectRT (Jarvis, 2004a), which are programs for conducting experiments on Windows systems, were used to present experimental tasks. Tasks were presented in a fixed order: (a) WICIAT, (b) White ingroup preference IAT (Greenwald et al, 1998), (c) trait self-descriptiveness task (Berkeley students only), and (d) explicit questionnaires.…”

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White Selves: Conceptualizing and Measuring a Dominant-Group Identity.

Knowles¹,

Peng²

2005

Journal of Personality and Social Psychology

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This article addresses the nature and measurement of White racial identity. White identification is conceptualized as an automatic association between the self and the White ingroup; this association is fostered through social exposure to non-Whites and serves to link self- and ingroup evaluations. Four studies validated a measure of White identification against criteria derived from this model. In Study 1, the White Identity Centrality Implicit Association Test (WICIAT) predicted response latencies in a task gauging self-ingroup merging. In Study 2, the WICIAT correlated with census data tapping exposure to non-Whites. In Studies 3 and 4, the WICIAT predicted phenomena associated with the linking of self- and ingroup evaluations: identity-related biases in intergroup categorization (Study 3) and self-evaluative emotional reactions to ingroup transgressions (Study 4). Together, the findings shed light on the antecedents and consequences of White identity, an often-neglected individual difference construct.

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