Person Perception in Middle Childhood Is Governed by Several Rules

Person perception in middle childhood is governed by several rules. All of the following statements about person perception in middle childhood are true EXCEPT:

A) Judgments are inconsistent because they are revised with every encounter.
B) Children in middle childhood are more likely to remember the faces of their own racial group.
C) Self-segregation by gender is part of person perception.
D) The desire to belong drives the categorization of others into subgroups such as age, gender, and race.