The goal of the current paper is to review recent findings concerning the neural basis of
congenital prosopagnosia (CP), a lifelong impairment in face processing that occurs in the …

Three experiments examining repetition priming of personal names are reported. In each
experiment, faces are used as prime stimuli and people's names as the test stimuli …

Repetition priming refers to facilitated recognition of stimuli that have been seen previously.
Although a great deal of work has examined the properties of repetition priming for familiar …

Dominant accounts of covert recognition in prosopagnosia assume subthreshold activation
of face representations created prior to onset of the disorder. Yet, such accounts cannot …

Although it is generally acknowledged that familiar face recognition is fast, mandatory, and
proceeds outside conscious control, it is still unclear whether processes leading to familiar …

We report the case of an individual with acquired prosopagnosia who experiences extreme
difficulties in recognizing familiar faces in everyday life despite excellent object recognition …

The symbolic information-processing paradigm in cognitive psychology has seen a growing
challenge from neural network models over the past decade or so. While …

Objective: It has traditionally been thought that covert face recognition cannot be observed in
developmental cases of prosopagnosia, because the phenomenon is thought to rely on the …

Individuals with developmental prosopagnosia (DP) have severe face recognition deficits,
but the mechanisms that are responsible for these deficits have not yet been fully identified …

Face recognition impairments are often found in the context of brain injury involving the right
cerebral hemisphere. Recognition impairments can be dissociated from impairments …