The other-race effect refers to a bias with respect to the recognition of other people's

A) names.
B) faces.
C) voices.
D) personality traits.

The other-race effect refers specifically to a bias in recognizing other people's faces from races or ethnicities distinct from one's own. Research has shown that individuals are generally more accurate at recognizing faces from their own racial or ethnic group than from other groups, particularly if they have less exposure to those other groups.