In my Father’s house are many rooms; if it were not so, I would have told you.
It turns out there’s some truth to the idea that people of other races “all look alike.” A new study demonstrates that people have more trouble recognizing faces of people of other races.
While this effect has been observed for almost a hundred years, scientists still don’t fully understand why it happens and who it happens to. (…)
Both the Caucasian and Asian groups had a much more difficult time recognizing identical faces from another race.
