Reflection on Intercultural Competence Quiz and the Harvard Implicit Evaluation

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Here are the key points that I got after completing the Intercultural Competence Quiz and the Harvard Implicit Evaluation.
A person does not always tell what is going on in his mind, so the Implicit Association Test aims to measure a person's implicit beliefs and attitudes (Brownstein, 2019). The tool is accessible and user-friendly. Prompts will guide a person throughout the test. Answering the test may take up to 10 to 15 minutes, and it composes various activities. The IAT measures the associations between two concepts, for example, good or bad. The test includes sorting images and words. After answering the test, the result will be interpreted and presented. The results are based on how long the person took the test. The idea is that answering will be easier when the items share similar responses. The test could reveal whether an implicit is positive or negative. And lastly, the test can foresee discrimin...