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Can face identification ability be trained? Evidence for two routes to expertise

2020-08-26

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<p>Is it possible to train face identification ability? To answer this question, we review the literature on professional training for facial image comparison practitioners, and the broader psychology literature on training for prosopagnosia patients and the general population. Our review of these literatures finds very little evidence that training can improve face recognition or face matching accuracy. However,...

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DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/g7qfd

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