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You have completed the Native American - European American IAT.

Your Result

Your data suggest a slight association of Native Am. with Foreign andWhite Am. with American compared to White Am. with Foreign and Native

Am. with American.

Thank you for your participation. Just below is a breakdown of the scores generated by

others. Most respondents find it easier to associate White Am withAmerican and NativeAm with Foreign compared to the reverse.

This test measures the

association between the

social group 'Native

American' and the

attribute 'American'.Inherent in the name of

the group itself lies the

information that NativeAmericans are the

original inhabitants of the

continent of North

America. The history of

the group in the United

States is unique in that a

native population has

rarely experienced its

fate in modern history. In

testing this association

we are prepared for the

ironic possibility that Native Americans may not be as strongly associated with their own

land as are the European-ancestry groups who displaced Native Americans from much oftheir original territory.

We have explicitly chosen to represent the category 'America' via icons and examples that

are not biased in favor of White America -- for example, we do not use the American flag

or monuments that are explicitly the creation of White Americans. You randomly receivedone of two versions of this task. One uses natural scenes from the American landscape

that can easily be associated with Native Americans; the other uses names of cities and

states in which the names have Native American origins (e.g., Seattle). The selection of

these stimuli provides full opportunity to reveal an association between Native Americansand their country.

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American-Native

This distribution summarizes 44,878 IAT scores for the American-Native task completed betweenMay 2002 and May 2006. The dark bars indicate faster sorting ofWhite Am with American and

Native Am with Foreign, gray bars indicate faster sorting ofWhite Am with Foreign and Native

Am with American. The bar height indicates the number of people who scored within that range.

The IAT effect (a D score) has a possible range of -2 to +2. Break points for slight (.15),

moderate (.35) and strong (.65) were selected conservatively according to psychological

conventions for effect size. Scientific reports of the IAT D effect are available inGreenwald,

Nosek, & Banaji, 2003andNosek, Greenwald, & Banaji, 2006.

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