Hugenberg and Corneille (2009)exposed participants to the faces of unfamiliar people who were of the same race as the participants but who were either ingroup (attending the same university)or outgroup (attending a rival university)members.They found that,compared to faces of outgroup members,faces of ingroup members were processed more

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Participants processed faces of ingroup members more holistically, meaning they perceived them as a whole rather than focusing on individual features, which is typical for familiar or socially significant faces.

Hugenberg and Corneille (2009)exposed Participants to the Faces of Unfamiliar