The target/perpetrator brief-implicit association test (B-IAT): an implicit instrument for efficiently measuring discrimination based on race/ethnicity, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, weight, and age

Table 2 Implicit and explicit scores for attitudes by experiment and participant group

										Implicit and Explicit Correlations
Experiment	Participant Group	Good/Bad B-IAT (Implicit Attitude)				Explicit Attitude				Good/Bad B-IAT and Explicit Attitude
Experiment	Participant Group	N	M	SD	Group Comparison	N	M	SD	Group Comparison	r
Racism	People of Color	74	0.09	0.50	**	77	−0.77**	1.06	**	0.10
Racism	White	78	0.30**	0.42	**	77	0.06	0.7	**	0.32**
Sexism	Female	79	−0.59**	0.36	**	74	−0.23*	0.84	n.s.	0.17
Sexism	Male	72	−0.15**	0.37	**	73	−0.15	1.20	n.s.	0.06
Heterosexism	LGBQ	72	−0.35**	0.47	**	75	−0.55**	1.02	**	0.31**
Heterosexism	Straight	74	0.16**	0.50	**	75	0.52**	1.07	**	0.40**
Transphobia	Trans	70	−0.36**	0.43	**	74	−1.35**	1.38	**	0.22
Transphobia	Cis	77	0.14**	0.41	**	78	0.63**	1.16	**	0.31**
Ageism	Older	42	−0.12	0.40	**	40	−0.30*	0.91	**	−0.04
Ageism	Younger	80	0.10*	0.35	**	79	0.23	1.25	**	0.15
Fatphobia	Heavy	76	0.28**	0.44	*	77	0.42**	0.94	n.s.	0.13
Fatphobia	Not heavy	77	0.42**	0.45	*	76	0.68**	0.88	n.s.	0.20

B-IAT scores could range from + 2 to −2, whereas explicit scores could range from −3 to + 3. Positive scores indicated a preference for the dominant group. Zero indicated no relative preference. Note. Group comparison refers to comparison of scores (mean values) across the participant groups for each experiment; M Mean, SD standard deviation; *p < 0.05 (2-sided); ** p < 0.01 (2-sided); n.s not significant

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