Which of these is NOT a concern we outlined about the implicit association test?

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To approach this question, I’ll examine each statement in turn and evaluate whether it reflects a concern typically raised about the Implicit Association Test (IAT).
Option 1: 'the test requires a comparison group and measures relative strength.' This is indeed a commonly noted concern: the IAT often relies on relative measures (differences between categories) and the interpretation depends on what it is compared against, which can complicate conclusions.
Option 2: 'what it is conceptually measuring is less clear than direct measures.' A frequent critique is that the IAT captures associations that may not map cleanly onto explicit attitudes or controllable beliefs, making its construct validity less clear than for some direct measures. This is a recognized concern.
Option 3: 'changing backgrounds of images can induce changes in performance.' Studies have shown that contextual factors, such as image backgrounds or framing, can influence IAT performance, so this is also a documented concern.
Option 4: 'the test cannot be affected by cultural norms or external information.' This statement claims that culture or external information cannot influence the IAT. In reality, a substantial body of research indicates that cultural norms, exposure to information, and social context can affect IAT results, so asserting that it cannot be affected is incorrect. Since the question asks which statement is NOT a concern we outlined, this option is the one that does not align with the documented concerns; it makes an unfounded claim about the test being immune to cultural or external influences.
Thus, Option 4 is the statement that does not reflect a concern we outlined about the IAT, whereas Options 1–3 accurately reflect known concerns about the test's properties and susceptibilities.

Which of these is NOT a concern we outlined about the implicit association test?

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