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Do face masks disrupt facial perception? Here s what researchers say The ability to recognize people (specifically whom you know by face) has brought up a new challenge of recognition in this pandemic. Image: Reuters Updated: Dec 23, 2020, 03:21 PM IST A very unique challenge that the coronavirus crisis has presented is the identification of people wearing masks in the first look. A recent study by researchers from Israel and Canada have studied the detailed impact of face masks and how they disrupt facial perception. The researchers from Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (BGU) in Israel and York University in Canada revealed how the masks interfere with activities of daily living. ....
We don t recognize people anymore. Researchers at Ben-Gurion University say face masks are lowering the brain s ability to properly recognize and distinguish different faces. For those of you who don t always recognize a friend or acquaintance wearing a mask, you are not alone, according to the researchers Prof. Tzvi Ganel, head of the Laboratory for Visual Perception and Action at the BGU Department of Psychology, and Prof. Erez Freud, who earned his Ph.D. at BGU and is now a faculty member at York University in Toronto, Ontario. The success rate of identifying someone wearing a mask was reduced by 15%. Researchers say the masks could be even more challenging to people whose face recognition skills are not ideal to begin with. ....