Babies who have frequent contact with members of other races

Name: Babies who have frequent contact with members of other races
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Research suggests that infants who have frequent contact with members of other races show no own-race face preference and are more likely to recognize and distinguish between faces of different races. This is known as the cross-race effect or the other-race effect. Infants who have limited exposure to other races tend to show a strong own-race face preference.

Babies Who Have Frequent Contact with Members of Other Races