People are equally good at recognizing the faces of people of the same race and of different races.

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There is research evidence to suggest that people are better at recognizing faces of their own race than faces of other races. This phenomenon is known as the "own-race bias" or the "cross-race effect". It is believed to occur due to differences in exposure and experience with faces of different races, as well as underlying cognitive and perceptual processes.

People Are Equally Good at Recognizing the Faces of People