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You can find files used for 2017 version of Religion IAT. Participants were randomly assigned to one of the following three IAT's: For the IAT task, Christianity vs. Judaism - Good words are: 8 good words were randomly selected from a pool of 32 words (see mgr.js file) - Bad words are: 8 bad words were randomly selected from a pool of 32 words (see mgr.js file) - Judaism images and words are: "judaism.jpg", "Synagogue", "Torah", "Jew", "Judaism" - Christianity images and words are: "christianity.jpg", "Church", "Bible", "Christian", "Christianity" Christianity vs. Islam - Good words are: 8 good words were randomly selected from a pool of 32 words (see mgr.js file) - Bad words are: 8 bad words were randomly selected from a pool of 32 words (see mgr.js file) - Islam images and words are: "islam.jpg", "Mosque", "Koran", "Muslim", "Islam" - Christianity images and words are: "christianity.jpg", "Church", "Bible", "Christian", "Christianity" Judaism vs. Islam - Good words are: 8 good words were randomly selected from a pool of 32 words (see mgr.js file) - Bad words are: 8 bad words were randomly selected from a pool of 32 words (see mgr.js file) - Islam images and words are: "islam.jpg", "Mosque", "Koran", "Muslim", "Islam" - Judaism images and words are: "judaism.jpg", "Synagogue", "Torah", "Jew", "Judaism" The experiment procedure has been change over years. You may contact Project Implicit at admin@projectimplicit.net for the previous versions.
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