Go to the Project Implicit website to access the Implicit Association Tests that measures aspects of individual biases and stereotypes from which no one is immune. Select “Take a Test” from the menu items. Read through the preliminary information and click on the “general information about the IAT” link to proceed. Click on the “I agree” link in order to access the tests. Your instructor will not have access to your results, which are anonymous and for your self-discovery to assist you in developing ethical awareness about potential biases. Please take the following tests: Gender-Career, Disability, Sexuality, Race, Weight, Age, and one from this additional list (Arab-Muslim, Native, Asian, or Skin-tone). Feel free to complete as many as you prefer; however, you are only required to complete the first six that are designated, and one from the additional list.
https://implicit.harvard.edu/implicit/iatdetails.html
Discuss your experience in taking the implicit association tests, and what you discovered about yourself in each discrete category. What were your natural strengths, and where do you see opportunities for growth and more self-awareness?
Take the Personality Test.
Discuss your results from the Personality Test. What did you learn about yourself? How will this apply to your self-awareness and development as an ethical practitioner?
https://www.16personalities.com/
How does the concept of normative ethics presented by O’Donohue and Ferguson (2021) (as cited in Fisher et al., 2021) inform this relationship?