While many people pride themselves on never forgetting a face, it's just not so easy for others. Subscribe to our newsletter for the latest sci-tech news updates. Now researchers at Swansea University ...

People tended to see other-race faces as more average-looking, more expressive, and younger than they really were. The study’s design made it clear that these weren’t just differences in ...

The well-documented "other-race effect" — when people from races other than your own seem to look alike— may have to do with how our brains memorize faces, a new study suggests.

New research reveals that some individuals may experience selective difficulty recognizing faces from racial groups different ...

We tend to be worse at telling apart faces of other races than those of our own race, studies have found. Now research shows some people are completely blind to features that make other-race faces ...

Being among people of a different ethnicity, you might find it difficult to tell individuals apart in a group of faces. This has been called the "other race effect" (though because race is an ...

And different dimensions will produce different sounds. Few people, though, use the extreme edge of their vocal physiology in everyday speech. If anything, humans in a society try to sound like ...

Instead, the company’s image generator seems to be biased toward creating images of people of the same race, even when explicitly prompted otherwise. Engadget confirmed these results in our own ...

When asked about these “trends,” Dugan mentioned a first-grade student who was reportedly traumatized after seeing a poster of people of different races holding hands. The traumatized child ...