IAT (Implicit Association Test): Age Test Result Analysis
Analyze your results...CRITICAL THINKING! Go on the premise that the results are accurate. Remember this assesses unconscious/automatic thoughts...no time to think so an innate response. After reflections on why your results are the way, they are (even if you do not agree with them) report and explain the insights you have gained from this specific assessment and how you might apply them for personal growth.
NOTE:
While there is no strict word count required, if you really need a framework, 1000 words is a good range... I don't think nor have I seen a well supported "argument" with much less. Remember, state your score and then provide detailed examples of occurrences in your life that may have formed that implicit association. DO NOT use the examples of "justifications" given by the IAT; they must be unique/personal to you!
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