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Prosopagnosia or the Inability to Recognize Other People's Faces | Dr. Franco Lotito C.
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If someone you know doesn't greet you—as you might expect—it's possible that this person isn't arrogant, pedantic, or even absent-minded, but rather someone suffering from a condition that prevents them from remembering and recognizing other people's faces, even when they know them. Their behavior can be explained by a neuropsychological condition known as prosopagnosia, or face blindness. Researchers indicate that it's highly likely to be an in…
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