No Race Effect (ORE) in the Automatic Orienting toward Baby Faces: When Ethnic Group does not matter

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"No Race Effect (ORE) in the Automatic Orienting toward Baby Faces: When Ethnic Group does not matter"
written by Alice Mado Proverbio, Valeria De Gabriele, Mirella Manfredi, Roberta Adorni,
published by Psychology, Vol.2 No.9, 2011

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