The longer Chinese people have resided in a Western country, the less they exhibit

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The other-race effect is the phenomenon where individuals tend to have difficulty distinguishing between and remembering members of a race other than their own. Studies have found that the other-race effect is more apparent when people have limited contact with members of other races. Therefore, if Chinese people have resided in a Western country for a longer period of time, they may have more exposure to individuals of other races and be less likely to exhibit the other-race effect. Social loafing, self-disclosure, and the fundamental attribution error are not directly related to ethnicity or length of time residing in a Western country.

The Longer Chinese People Have Resided in a Western Country