People are generally better at distinguishing individuals belonging to racial groups that they frequently encounter than individuals belonging to racial groups they don't interact with .This is an example of:
A)habituation.
B)priming.
C)mere exposure learning.
D)discrimination training.

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This phenomenon is known as mere exposure learning, where repeated exposure to stimuli (in this case, people of different races) leads to increased familiarity and ability to distinguish individuals within those racial groups. It is not habituation, as there is no decreased response to a repeated stimulus, nor is it priming or discrimination training, as there is no specific bias or manipulation of perception towards a certain racial group.

People Are Generally Better at Distinguishing Individuals Belonging to Racial