Babies can form memories of faces, even when they're masked, and can recognize those faces when the masks come off.
"Our results revealed that people are fooling themselves when they think they can predict trustworthiness from appearance alone."
People who had surgery to remove half of the brain correctly recognized differences between pairs of words or faces more than 80% of the time.
Can moving your face to mimic a smile actually brighten your mood? New research suggests the answer is "yes."
Hacking a surgical mask with two eight-inch rubber bands can "has the potential to save lives and preserve wellness," say researchers.
If you see a face in a tree trunk or your toast in the morning, you're more likely to perceive it as male, a new study shows.
Researchers can use machine learning software to analyze videos of people taking selfies to spot indications of Parkinson's disease.
A new tool assesses how well people recognize emotion in elementary school-aged children. It seems adults aren't very good at it.
People in a new experiment perceived different people's faces as more similar to each other if they believed those people shared personality traits.
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