Before revision: The own-race effect appears related to increased ability to extract information about the spatial relationships between different facial features.Diamond & Carey, 1986; Rhodes et al., 1989
After revision: A deficit occurs when viewing people of another race because visual information specifying race takes up mental attention at the expense of individuating information.The own-race effect appears related to increased ability to extract information about the spatial relationships between different facial features.Diamond & Carey, 1986; Rhodes et al., 1989