Author Question: What were the findings of the recent Implicit Association Test (IAT) to assess gender biases? a. ... (Read 104 times)

karateprodigy · **on:** Jul 2, 2018

What were the findings of the recent Implicit Association Test (IAT) to assess gender biases?

a. In general, people paired words like president, governor, and executive with male names, and paired words like secretary, assistant, and aid with female-sounding names.
b. In general, men paired words like president, governor, and executive with male names, and paired words like secretary, assistant, and aid with female-sounding names, but women exhibited no biases.
c. In general, women paired words like president, governor, and executive with male names, and paired words like secretary, assistant, and aid with female-sounding names, but men exhibited no biases.
d. In general, people did NOT pair words like president, governor, and executive with male names, or pair words like secretary, assistant, and aid with female- sounding names.

Question 2

President Obama met with the presidents of Honduras, El Salvador, and Guatemala at the White House to discuss ways to stop the flow of child migrants to the United States. How did the leaders of those Central American countries respond?

a. They apologized to the United States and accepted responsibility.
b. They claimed that the blame lies with the United States.
c. The president of Honduras accepted the responsibility but the others blamed the United States
d. They, and President Obama, agreed it was a shared responsibility.