People are less accurate in correctly perceiving images of their own racial group than those of other racial groups. true or false

False is the answer.

False

In fact, people are more accurate in correctly perceiving images of their own racial group. This is called the cross-race effect. It is the tendency to more easily recognized the faces of the race one is more familiar with, and this is often one's own race. This phenomenon also has an "experience effect," which refers to the fact that people become better at identifying faces from a different race the more time they spend with people from that race.

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