Neurological studies of racial interaction: how the brain responds to facial diversity
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Neurological research on racism is complex and based on the effect of cross-race interaction. Various techniques are used, such as fMRIs, ERPs and TMS, to study brain responses to faces of different races. There is also an unconscious association test that measures racial bias. Studies show that the brain reacts differently to faces of the same race than faces of another race.

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