2023
DOI: 10.1097/wnn.0000000000000338
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Differences in Implicit Attitudes in West and East Germans as Measured by the Go/NoGo Association Task and Event-related EEG Potentials

Abstract: Background and Objective: Implicit social cognition refers to attitudes and stereotypes that may reside outside conscious awareness and control but that still affect human behavior. In particular, the implicit favoritism of an ingroup, to which an individual belongs, as opposed to an outgroup, to which the individual does not belong, characterized as ingroup bias, is of interest and is investigated here. Method:We used a Go/NoGo association task (GNAT) and behavioral and electroencephalographic (event-related … Show more

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