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Does confidence indicate face-identity matching accuracy for own-race and other-race faces?
Confidence reliably indicates face-matching accuracy for same-race faces. However, it is unclear whether this holds for other-race faces. We examined the confidence-accuracy relationship for same- and other-race faces in Caucasian and African American participants. To eliminate response bias in obse
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