The Tendency to Recall Faces of One's Own Race More

question 367

Multiple Choice

The tendency to recall faces of one's own race more accurately than faces of other races is called

• A) ingroup bias.
• B) the other-race effect.
• C) outgroup homogeneity.
• D) scapegoating.

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Recognize the various roles of court participants, including alternate jurors and paralegals, during a trial.

Understand the principles and exceptions related to property exemption in judgment execution.

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