Face similarity and the other -race effect in face perception
The other-race-effect (ORE) is when a person has more difficulty recognizing or perceiving someone from a different race. The ORE presumably occurs because we have less frequent exposure to other-race faces, because we experience a non-uniform distribution of faces with most faces clustered around t...
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Format | Dissertation |
Language | English |
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ProQuest Dissertations & Theses
01.01.2003
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