The Idea MOST Consistent with a Schema-Based Explanation of Own-Race

question 4

Multiple Choice

The idea MOST consistent with a schema-based explanation of own-race bias points to:

• A) racial prejudice or animosity toward people of other races.
• B) greater experience and knowledge of people of one's own race.
• C) a cross-race advantage in identifying people's facial features.
• D) an eyewitness identification error of change blindness blindness.

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Definitions:

Confidence Interval Estimate

A span of numerical outcomes extracted from sampled observations that is expected to hold the accurate population statistic within a given confidence degree.

Population Proportions

The fraction or percentage of the total population that is characterized by a particular attribute or characteristic.

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Population Variances

A measure of the dispersion of a population's data points from its mean.