Michael Frueh

Michael Frueh
  • Central Michigan University

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Central Michigan University
Central Michigan University
  • Department of Psychology
  • Mount Pleasant, United States

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Figure 1. Visual representation of the perceptual identification...
Figure 2. Influence of encoding time on accuracy for own-race vs....
Figure 3. Influence of set size on accuracy for own-race vs. other-race...
Figure 4. Influence of retention interval on accuracy for own-race vs....
Figure 5. Influence of set size on accuracy for own-race vs. other-race...
Perceptual identification and the cross-race effect
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  • May 2010
The current research examined whether the cross-race effect (CRE) was evident in perceptual identification tasks and the extent to which certain boundary conditions moderated the effect. Across two experiments, a significant CRE was observed in measures of accuracy and response latency. As predicted, Experiment 1 showed that the CRE was exacerbated...
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