Journal of Criminal Psychology : Self-reported face recognition abilities for own and other-race faces

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Journal of Criminal Psychology : Self-reported face recognition abilities for own and other-race faces

Abstract
Purpose – The other-race effect shows that people are better recognizing faces from their own-race
compared to other-race faces. This effect can have dramatic consequences in applied scenarios
whereby face identification is paramount, such as eyewitness identification. This paper aims to
investigate whether observers have insights into their ability to recognize other-race faces.

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Author(s)

Alejandro J. Estudillo - Personal Name

Edition

Call Number

Subject(s)

Face recognition, Eyewitness identification,
Face identification, Other-race effect, PI20,
Self-reported face recognition

Classification

NONE

Series Title

GMD

Text

Language

ENGLISH

Publisher

EMERALD INSIGHT

Publishing Year

2021

Publishing Place

ENGLAND

Specific Detail Info

JURNAL ILMU HUKUM

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APA Citation

Alejandro J. Estudillo. (2021).Journal of Criminal Psychology : Self-reported face recognition abilities for own and other-race faces.(Electronic Thesis or Dissertation). Retrieved from https://localhost/etd