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Identifying People by Their Bodies When Faces Are No Help
Every day we recognize friends, family, and co-workers from afar - even before we can distinctly see a face. New research reveals that when facial features are difficult to make out, we readily use information about someone's body to identify them - even when we don't know we're doing so.
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