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How puberty prepares adolescents for adulthood through changing face perceptions

by SoP | Jun 19, 2017 | News | 0 comments

While the five senses help us to navigate through our world, how we perceive the faces we see is critical to becoming successful socially, says Penn State researcher Suzy Scherf, who is heading up a five-year project investigating adolescent-specific changes in face processing before, during and after pubertal development.

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