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A 1998 paper in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology describes the Implicit Association Test as a method for measuring individual differences in implicit cognition.
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The Implicit Association Test measures individual differences in implicit cognition.
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Greenwald A. G., McGhee D. E., Schwartz J. L.
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{
    "year": "1998",
    "authors": "Greenwald A. G., McGhee D. E., Schwartz J. L.",
    "concept": "Implicit Association Test",
    "publication": "Journal of Personality and Social Psychology"
}
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Psychology Cognitive Science
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