@article{ ISI:000242033700005,
  author = {Penke, Lars and Eichstaedt, Jan and Asendorpf, Jens B.},
  title = {{Single-Attribute Implicit Association Tests (SA-IAT) for the assessment
   of unipolar constructs - The case of sociosexuality}},
  journal = {{EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY}},
  year = {{2006}},
  volume = {{53}},
  number = {{4}},
  pages = {{283-291}},
  abstract = {{A major problem with Implicit Association Tests (IATs) is that they
   require bipolar attributes (e.g., good-bad). Thus, IAT effects for an
   attribute category can be interpretated only relative to an opposite
   category. Problems arise if there is no clear opposite category; in this
   case a neutral category can be used, although it induces systematic
   error variance and thus reduces validity. The present study suggests
   that this problem can be solved using single-attribute IATs (SA-IATs).
   Sociosexuality (the tendancy to engage in uncommited sex) was expected
   to be related at the implicit level to stronger stranger-sex
   associations. An IAT was constructed that used conversation as a neutral
   attribute, it showed satisfactory reliability but only low correlations
   with explicit sociosexuality. An alternative SA-IAT with sex as the only
   attribute showed a similar reliability but higher correlations with
   explicit sociosexuality.}},
  doi = {{10.1027/1618-3169.53.4.283}},
  issn = {{1618-3169}},
  unique-id = {{ISI:000242033700005}}
}

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