When people look at images of Black and White faces, the different responses in viewers' facial muscles indicate

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The different responses in viewers' facial muscles indicate implicit prejudice, which is a form of unconscious bias towards a particular group. The muscle movements show the viewer's automatic, involuntary response to the image, which can reveal underlying biases. Cognitive dissonance and group polarization refer to psychological phenomena that occur within individuals or groups, and the mere exposure effect refers to the tendency for people to develop a preference for things simply because they are familiar with them. None of these concepts are directly related to the viewer's facial muscle responses when looking at Black and White faces.

When People Look at Images of Black and White Faces