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We therefore assessed the sensitivity of widely used inclusion cutoffs and face-processing tests in 14 self-identified British acquired prosopagnosia cases. Results: We found the \u22122 SD cutoff did not detect impairment in 9\/11 (82%) individuals on the Cambridge Face Perception Test, 5\/11 (45%) of cases on the Cambridge Face Memory Test, and 2\/14 (14%) on the Famous Faces Test. Requiring impairments on two memory tasks at \u22122 SD or \u22121 SD resulted in at most 8\/14 (57%) and 5\/14 (36%) of cases not meeting the criteria, respectively. A more liberal approach, which additionally allowed for inclusion using a single test score at \u22122 SD, performed better by excluding at most 2\/14 (14%). Given that the Famous Faces Test alone at the \u22122 SD level performed identically to our liberal approach, we suggest it could be used if an objective assessment is deemed necessary. Conclusions: We extend the recent suggestions in the literature that self-identified prosopagnosia cases who fail to meet cognitive test criteria warrant further investigation to explain the reasons for their self-reported status. 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