Peery and Bodenhausen 2008)found that when White people were told that racially ambiguous faces were of people with mixed-race backgrounds e.g. ,having a Black mother and a White father),they:

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Peery and Bodenhausen (2008) found that when White people were told that racially ambiguous faces were of people with mixed-race backgrounds, they categorized the faces as Black more than White, suggesting a stronger association with Blackness when informed about mixed-race identities.

Peery and Bodenhausen 2008)found That When White People Were Told