Attitudes are mental representations that help to explain why stimuli evoke positive or
negative responses. Until recently, attitudes were often thought of as associations in …

Background and Aims ABC‐training is a new intervention to encourage health behavior
change that targets the automatic activation of adaptive beliefs (ie automatic inferences) …

When we started graduate school in 2003, few people outside of the field of social
psychology were talking about implicit bias. We earnestly explained to our friends and family …

In March 2020, physical distancing and quarantine measures were implemented in Brazil,
which may have affected the physical and mental health of the population. This cross …

Whilst research has demonstrated the influence of individual and social identities on
drinking‐related beliefs and behaviours, none evaluates how identities' incompatibilities are …

Evidence increasingly suggests that information about the relation between stimuli can
impact responses on implicit measures, but those measures were not designed to capture …

This article aims to conceptualize, for the first time, an implicit form of moral disengagement
and investigate its role in relation to cheating behavior. In line with the implicit social …

Previous work identified the operation of an attentional bias (AB) towards healthy food
related stimuli among those with increasing tendencies towards orthorexia nervosa (ON) …

Harmful drinking is associated with significant negative health and social outcomes, but
drinkers are reticent to recognise personal drinking problems, hindering natural recovery or …

Researchers commonly use the Implicit Association Test (IAT) to assess the automatic
attitudes of individuals and groups. Although contended by some, the IAT is used in large …