Blais, Jack, Scheepers, Fiset, and Caldara (2008) investigated cross-cultural differences (Western Caucasian vs. East Asian) in face recognition, and found that:
a) East Asians were superior in face recognition.
b) Western Caucasians were superior in face recognition.
c) East Asians tended to focus on the eyes and surrounding areas, Western Caucasians on the nose region.
d) Western Caucasians tended to focus on the eyes and surrounding areas, East Asians on the nose region.
Answer: c
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