Wright and Colleagues (2001) Found That

question 28

Multiple Choice

Wright and colleagues (2001) found that

• A) we cannot perceive differences among faces of another race.
• B) when looking at a face from another racial group, we often attend first to race rather than to individual features.
• C) we are more race conscious and less attentive to individual details when viewing someone of our own race.
• D) None of the above choices.

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