The ability to recognize faces remains lasting and strong, while the ability to remember names doesn't last as long.
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The ability to recognize faces, including their proportions and expressions, is important if we want to be able to identify emotions, health, and social cues. Newborns, between 1-3 days old, are able to recognize human faces, although their effectiveness varies at different stages in infancy. However, once fully developed, this ability lasts longer and is stronger than the ability to remember names. The inability to recognize faces is called prosopagnosia.

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