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Bad memory for faces? Blame your reading skills
Brain scans show that learning to read may undermine our ability to recognise faces, because both functions depend on the same brain-cell network
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Brain scans show that learning to read may undermine our ability to recognise faces, because both functions depend on the same brain-cell network
Distinct images and sounds of any person – including Oprah Winfrey and Saddam Hussein – can trigger a general concept of them, say researchers