When these kinds of difficulties are recognized in a timely manner, their mitigation or elimination is more likely.
No controls reported difficulties recognizing faces in everyday life, and all their individual scores on the CFMT were well within the normal range as previously established (Duchaine and Nakayama, 2006 b ).
The developmental prosopagnosics contacted our laboratory through our website (http://www.faceblind.org) and reported significant difficulties recognizing familiar faces in everyday life.
Still, this year's spike was "a remarkable number considering the maturity of the U.S. market and the difficulty of getting recognized in app stores," Flurry said.
Care providers of children in this age-group have difficulty recognizing hypoglycemia in their children.
If treatment is begun early enough, he says, it may be possible to rewire the brain so that even C.U. children might develop greater empathy, through therapies that teach everything from identifying emotions (C.U. children tend to have difficulty recognizing fear in others) to basics of the Golden Rule.
Other research suggests that individuals on the autism spectrum have difficulty recognizing emotions in point-light displays, even when simple actions can be successfully identified (Atkinson, 2009; Hubert et al., 2007; Moore, Hobson, & Lee, 1997; Parron et al., 2008).
Though now masquerading under other names we have no difficulty in recognizing in "uppowoc" our tobacco, in "pagatour" our Indian corn, and in "openauk" our Irish potato.
I have no difficulty recognizing him, however, in situations or places where I am expecting to see him.
While this task may be easy for healthy younger adults, the older, frail population encounters numerous obstacles, including difficulty recognizing important changes in status.
