The Tendency for People to Be More Accurate at Recognizing

question 38

Multiple Choice

The tendency for people to be more accurate at recognizing members of their own racial group than of other groups is called the

• A)in group homogeneity effect.
• B)out group homogeneity effect.
• C)own-race identification bias.
• D)cross-race identification bias.

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