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Your Brain May Begin Learning to Recognise Faces Before Birth, Study Finds - Commonwealth Union
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Your Brain May Begin Learning to Recognise Faces Before Birth, Study Finds - Commonwealth Union
Babies are born with a strong interest in faces. This helps them form close bonds with the people who care for them. A new study from Yale now suggests that the brain system behind this interest starts to form well before birth. Most brain networks primarily develop after a baby is born. This work is […]
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