Primetime: Beyond Recognition: A Decade of Research on Face Blindness

Roughly 2% of the population struggles to recognize the faces of their family members, coworkers, and friends.  They can see the face clearly, but cannot recognize the person when they see them a second time.  

Join Dr. Sherryse Corrow, Professor of Psychology, as she highlights lessons learned from roughly 10 years of prosopagnosia research and also highlights the ways that undergraduate students have been involved in the research process, including them as research collaborators and preparing them for graduate school.