Carroo A W
Percept Mot Skills. 1986 Feb;62(1):135-8. doi: 10.2466/pms.1986.62.1.135.
The ability of black American and black African men to recognize previously seen white male faces was assessed. Relationships between recognition, performance scores and quality of interracial experience were also examined. Black American participants (n = 10) performed significantly better and made fewer false responses than the Nigerian participants (n = 10). Significant positive relationships were found between performance scores and interracial experience. Differential use of cues for discriminating white male faces by both groups was also found.
研究评估了美国黑人男性和非洲黑人男性识别之前见过的白人男性面孔的能力。同时也考察了识别能力、表现分数与跨种族体验质量之间的关系。美国黑人参与者（n = 10）的表现显著优于尼日利亚参与者（n = 10），且错误反应更少。研究发现表现分数与跨种族体验之间存在显著的正相关关系。此外，还发现两组在辨别白人男性面孔时使用线索存在差异。
