Noticing the self: implicit assessment of self-focused attention using word recognition latencies

Article Abstract:

The discussion on self-focused attention based on word recognition activate self focused people to recognize self-consciousness more quickly compare to people who wrote about low self-awareness or wrote nothing at all. It is proposed that the future work should consider the relative effectiveness of the work recognition measure in relation to self-focused attention.

Evaluation, Self-perception, Self-consciousness, Word recognition, Self perception, Self consciousness (Emotion)

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Taking a look underground: detecting, interpreting, and reacting to implicit racial biases

Article Abstract:

This article presents research on racial biases by examining questionnaires given to participants for detection of implicit biases, and examining interpretation and reaction to such biases. The authors find that subjects experiencing success at avoiding prejudice are least likely to detect racial biases when they are subtle.

Statistical Data Included, Race discrimination

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How beautiful is the goal and how violent is the fistfight? Spatial bias in the interpretation of human behavior

Article Abstract:

The findings of studies undertaken to assess the bias involved in the interpretation of human action, one that is generated by the direction in which language is written in a particular culture, are analyzed.

Science & research, Research, Spatial behavior, Spatial behaviour, Human spatial behavior, Report

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