Which statement about the own-race bias is true?
a. Cross-racial contact diminishes the bias.
b. People are more accurate identifying people of another race than of their own
race.
c. Black people are more susceptible to own-race bias than white people.
d. It only applies to witnesses of violent, not non-violent, crimes.
Question 2
Which of the following is NOT a theory about how postevent information affects memory?
a. the story model
b. source-monitoring theory
c. forgetting
d. the overwriting hypothesis
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