Chinese and Caucasian New Zealanders were asked to quickly classify faces with blended Chinese and Caucasian physical features. Compared with Chinese observers, Caucasian observes more readily classified ambiguous faces as

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Caucasian observers are more likely to classify ambiguous faces as Chinese due to the "other-race effect," where individuals are better at recognizing faces of their own race and may categorize ambiguous faces as belonging to a different race.

Chinese and Caucasian New Zealanders Were Asked to Quickly Classify