Hugenberg and Corneille (2009) exposed White participants to the faces of unfamiliar people. They found that compared to faces of outgroup members, faces of ingroup members were processed more

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Hugenberg and Corneille (2009) found that faces of ingroup members were processed more holistically, meaning that participants focused more on the overall configuration of the face rather than specific facial features. This is likely due to the familiarity and importance of ingroup members in one's social group.

Hugenberg and Corneille (2009) Exposed White Participants to the Faces