Studies of adult brains indicate that there is no difference in adulthood processing of novel faces between adults who were inhibited or not inhibited in infancy.

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Studies have shown that adults who were inhibited in infancy process novel faces differently than those who were not inhibited, often showing greater neural activity in regions associated with emotional processing and attention, indicating a difference in how novel faces are processed based on early temperament.

Studies of Adult Brains Indicate That There Is No Difference