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<div><p>This mixed methods study examined the real-world experiences of living with developmental prosopagnosia (face blindness), a lifelong neurodevelopmental condition that severely affects the ability to recognise faces despite otherwise normal vision, IQ and memory. Twenty-nine UK ba...

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Main Author:	Judith Lowes (21221680) (author)
Other Authors:	Lesley M. McGregor (21221683) (author), Peter J.B. Hancock (17216218) (author), Bradley Duchaine (16055810) (author), Anna K. Bobak (21221686) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Neuroscience Sociology Science Policy Mental Health Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified three closest friends though error prone none ), far lifelong neurodevelopmental condition g ., parent face blindness ), ecologically valid tests 10 familiar faces highly familiar faces dp commonly affects close emotional relationships poor face recognition immediate family showed immediate family members online survey describing div >< p face recognition difficulties 5 %) reported immediate family family relationships severely affects highly effortful clear difficulties 62 %) typical abilities two thirds strikingly 35 significant difference negative evaluation low public improved awareness future research even fewer employer awareness driven largely developmental prosopagnosia context </ common response
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