A study led by York University psychologist Erez Freud of about 500 adults revealed that 13% of the participants had a difficult time recognizing masked faces.
Meanwhile, in online face-matching tests conducted by Scotland’s University of Stirling, scientists concluded that surgical face masks “have a large detrimental effect on human face matching performance.”
The New York Times has more.
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