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If you read my previous post on the role of cognitive assessment in identifying uniqueness, youll know that Ive worked with a lot of folks who suffer from severe difficulties recognizing faces: a condition known as prosopagnosia or face blindness.

I get a lot of emails from people who take the face recognition tests on TestMyBrain.organd want to know what sorts of experiences might indicate that someone has face blindness. If you suspect you have face blindness, you may find you identify with some or many of the experiences below.

7 signs and symptoms of face blindness / prosopagnosia The list was compiled with the help of the Yahoo Faceblind group.

Face recognition tests like this one can sometimes help identify a face recognition problem. However, please note that some people with face blindness still score well on these sorts of tests! We are only beginning to understand the differences in visual perception and memory that might contribute to face blindness, and there are likely many types of face recognition problems that our tests simply dont tap into.

I hope this list is helpful to some of you, or at least thought-provoking. Ive tried to keep it simple, but if there is anything youd like to share please feel free to leave a comment!

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