Observations: Less than a pretty face: Brain scans show how a disorder leads individuals to perceive themselves as ugly
Less than a pretty face: Brain scans show how a disorder leads individuals to perceive themselves as ugly Despite living in a culture obsessed with physical flawlessness, most people in the U.S. have a relatively realistic perception of their own form and face—blemishes, bulges and all. About one to two percent of the population, however, suffers from a recognized psychological illness, known as b
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