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Seeing Disfigured Faces Prompts Negative Brain and Behavior Responses by carobo is a document available to read on EtoBox.
A study from the University of Pennsylvania reveals that people have implicit negative biases against individuals with facial disfigurements, such as scars and birthmarks, despite not being consciously aware of these biases. Brain imaging shows that viewing disfigured faces leads to decreased empathy and heightened negative responses in the brain, suggesting a
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