face blindness
prosopagnosia
agnosia (visual recognition)
face agnosia (clinical variant)
mindblindness (social nuance)
alexithymia (emotional nuance)
prosopagnosia
condition
face blindness (lay) facial agnosia (clinical)
mild form
face recognition deficit facial recognition impairment
severe form
profound face blindness total face agnosia
related
agnosia visual agnosia object agnosia simultanagnosia visuospatial agnosia
person
prosopagnosic prosopagnosiac face-blind person prosopagnosic patient
prosopagnosia
face blindness (plain) face agnosia (clinical) facial agnosia (clinical)
developmental prosopagnosia (congenital) acquired prosopagnosia (later onset) congenital prosopagnosia (lifelong) apperceptive prosopagnosia (perceptual) associative prosopagnosia (memory-linked)
agnosia (umbrella) visual agnosia (umbrella) object agnosia (contrast) simultanagnosia (contrast) Capgras syndrome (delusional) autism (comorbid) social anxiety (consequence)
fusiform gyrus (key) fusiform face area (key) occipital lobe (visual) temporal lobe (ventral) amygdala (emotional) right hemisphere (lateralized)
face recognition (impaired) facial identity (impaired) facial expression (sometimes spared) gaze perception (sometimes spared) lip reading (sometimes spared) feature detection (elementary) configural processing (disrupted)
unfamiliar faces (unrecognized) familiar faces (unrecognized) mirrors (self-recognition) photographs (unrecognized) crowds (overwhelming) voices (compensatory) gait (compensatory) hair (compensatory) clothing (compensatory) context (compensatory)
avoidance (social) peering (compensatory) greeting errors (embarrassing) reliance on cues (coping) note-taking (coping) name tags (aid) introductions (dreaded)
prosopon (Greek) prosopagnosic (noun) face-blind (adjective) prosopamnesia (related) prosopometamorphopsia (related)
face memory test (diagnostic) Benton test (diagnostic) Cambridge face memory test (diagnostic) self-report (screening) neuroimaging (research) differential diagnosis (clinical)
Dr. P (Sacks) prosopagnosic author (memoir) congenital case (lifelong) acquired case (stroke)
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