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Study strengthens the case for specialized brain mechanisms for recognizing faces

March 26, 2014 by

When it comes to recognizing faces, humans are extraordinarily skillful. It's no surprise - after all, from the moment humans leave the womb, the infant brains already have a preference for faces, and over the course of a lifetime, the average person sees hundreds of thousands of faces.

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