Meissner and Others Research Shows That, with Respect to the Cross-Race

question 35

Multiple Choice

Meissner and others research shows that, with respect to the cross-race bias effect,

• A)the cross-race bias is largest when participants are tested in a racially charged environment.
• B)minority groups are better at recognizing faces of the majority group than the majority group is at recognizing faces of minority groups.
• C)majority groups are better at recognizing faces of the minority group than the minority group is at recognizing faces of majority groups.
• D)the cross-race bias is only apparent in American society.

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