Which Statement About Cross-Race Effects in Identification Is FALSE

question 3

Multiple Choice

Which statement about cross-race effects in identification is FALSE?

• A) In lineups, within-race accuracy has proven to be worse than cross-race effects.
• B) Cross-race effects do not seem to vary by any particular ethnic group.
• C) Cross-race effects are found in babies as young as nine months and are stable throughout life.
• D) Contact over time does seem to reverse cross-race effects.

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