_____ drives the other-race effect in infants.
A) Frequent exposure to faces of a similar race
B) The race of the infant
C) The inherent racism of the infant
D) Minimal exposure to faces of a similar race

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Research has shown that frequent exposure to faces of a similar race can drive the other-race effect in infants, where they have difficulty differentiating between faces of different races. This suggests that early exposure and experience with faces of different races may help to reduce implicit racial biases.

_____ Drives the Other-Race Effect in Infants