Less Differentiation In Other-Race Facial Features Occurs In The Earliest Cognitive Processes

'You All Look Alike To Me' Is Hard-Wired In US, Research Finds.  University of California-Riverside/Science Daily.  July 8, 2019. 

Disguises For Evasion More Effective Than Disguises For Impersonation

Catch Me If You Can:  Study Reveals Disguises Are Surprisingly Effective.  University of York/Science Daily.  February 19, 2019. 

How An Upcoming Appointment Warps Personal Perception Of Time Available.

Why An Upcoming Appointment Makes Us Less Productive.  Ohio State University/Science Daily.  May 23, 2018. 

Effects Of "Manly" Perspective On Healthcare Received

The Perils Of Being Manly by Roberto A. Ferdman.  The Washington Post.  March 28, 2016

Feeling Older Increases Risk Of Hospitalization, Study Says

Feeling Older Increases Risk Of Hospitalization, Study Says.  American Psychological  Association/Science Daily.  February 11, 2016. 

Context Often Determines Perceived Pain: Marathon Lessons

Forgetting The Pain Of Exercise by Gretchen Reynolds.  The New York Times.  June 3, 2015. 

Study Finds That Parents Do Not Accurately Assess Whether Their Children Are Overweight Or Obese; Overweight Prevalence May Skew Perceptions

Can You Tell If Your Child Is Overweight?  Most Parents Can't Study Finds by Alice G. Walton.  Forbes.  March 30, 2015. 

Depression Found To Alter General Perception Of The Passage Of Time But Not For The Duration Of Specific Events

Experience Of Time Is Altered In Depression, Meta-Study Shows.  Johannes Gutenberg Universitaet Mainz/Science Daily.  March 11, 2015. 

Parents Perceive Their Overweight Child As "About Right" Misperception As Possibly A Key Impediment To Treating Childhood Obesity

More Parents Think Their Overweight Child Is 'About Right'  by Kathryn Doyle.  Reuters.  August 26, 2014.

Experiment: Scarcity Seems To Heighten Racial Perceptions And Sensitivity Among White People

Scarcity Of Resources Might Make People More Racist, Shows Cool Face-Morphing Study by Jesse Singal.  New York Magazine.  June 9, 2014.

Maybe The Daily Planet Staff Is Afflicted With Prosopagnosia

Why Can't Anyone Recognize Superman?  Medical Examiner:  Health And Medicine Explained.  Slate.  June 14, 2013.

(1)  Prosopagnosia is a brain disorder that _________________________

(2)  True or False:  People with prosopagnosia cannot read or drive.

(3)  The first recorded case was in _______ and recorded by _____________.

(4)  If the staff members at the Daily Planet were prosopagnosics, they would focus on only his ________________________ to identify him.

(5)  Approximately _______ percent of the population is affected by prosopagnosia.

(6)  Prosopagnosia is often discovered __________________ in life.

(7)  The most common way to induce face blindness is  a _________ that damages the ________.