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Women entrepreneurship, which has significant outputs for nations, needs comprehensive research that suggests solutions to address a number of problems that women face, and needs studies that will significantly contribute to the economic development that plays a more active role in women's entrepreneurship in rural areas. In this study, it was aimed to identify the challenges and problems faced by women entrepreneurs in the Demirci district of Manisa, to provide a variety of suggestions in line with the findings and to analyze the identity of rural women's entrepreneurship. The role of women entrepreneurs in the development of a country is emphasized, with emphasis on entrepreneurship and rural entrepreneurship. Within the scope of the study, face-to-face interviews were conducted with 5 female entrepreneurs at micro enterprise level. Various suggestions have been introduced in the light of the data and research findings. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

People recognise each other with faces. For this reason, the ability to recognize and remember faces is very important for the social functioning of a person. These processes involve a network of interrelated brain regions including, occipital face area in inferior occipital gyrus, fusiform face area in fusiform gyrus and facial expression recognition area in superior temporal sulcus. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]