Noah,an anthropologist,conducts a psychology experiment with a group of Black participants.The participants are shown images of individuals belonging to different ethnic groups on a projector screen.After an hour,the participants are shown the photographs of the same individuals as shown earlier.Noah notices that the participants recognize the faces of Blacks in the photographs better than the faces of the individuals of other ethnicities.In the context of the cognitive sources of prejudice,this scenario exemplifies ________.

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This scenario exemplifies an own-race bias, also known as the cross-race effect or other-race effect, which refers to the tendency to better recognize and remember faces of one's own race compared to faces of other races. This bias can contribute to the formation of stereotypes and prejudice towards individuals of other races.

Noah,an Anthropologist,conducts a Psychology Experiment with a Group of Black