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How We Recognize Faces Shaped by a Shifting Prototype
New research from David Leopold and colleagues at the Max Planck Institute suggests the brain uses a prototype face formed by averaging seen faces. This prototype can remould with exposure, altering recognition of familiar faces and possibly changing over time with permanent shifts in perception.
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David Leopold
Max Planck Institute
Tibingen
Germany
Anya Hurlbert
University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
China
Leopold
Adam
Jim
John
Henry
Nature Neuroscience
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