The idea MOST consistent with a schema-based explanation of own-race bias points to:
A) racial prejudice or animosity toward people of other races.
B) greater experience and knowledge of people of one's own race.
C) a cross-race advantage in identifying people's facial features.
D) an eyewitness identification error of change blindness blindness.

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A schema-based explanation of own-race bias suggests that people have more experience and knowledge of people of their own race, leading to better recognition and discrimination of their facial features. This can result in difficulties in accurately identifying individuals of different races.

The Idea MOST Consistent with a Schema-Based Explanation of Own-Race