In tests of facial recognition, people
A)are much better at recognizing faces of other races than their own race.
B)show a consistent other-race effect.
C)are able to recognize the faces of people from other races better if they are in a negative mood.
D)exhibit all of these.

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People show a consistent other-race effect, meaning they are generally better at recognizing faces of their own race compared to faces of other races. This phenomenon is attributed to various factors, including exposure and socialization patterns.

In Tests of Facial Recognition, People