How can people with autism and social anxiety understand others' emotions better?
We understand one another better by mirroring one another's emotions. In her Ph.D. dissertation, Julia Folz concludes that ...
BBC7 年
10 things autistic people want others to know about talking to them
3. They may miss hints, cues and nuances other people would pick up on Autistic people may not recognise how things such as tone of voice and facial expressions can change the meaning of what ...
来自MSN7 个月
Facial emotion recognition: How social anxiety impacts autistic and learning-disabled children
The study involved 263 children and adolescents aged 8 to 16. Among them, 60 had autism, 63 had specific learning disabilities, and 140 had neither diagnosis. All participants were native Italian ...
来自MSN11 个月
At 17, she found out she was autistic. It's a story that's becoming more common. Here's why.
Although autism is typically diagnosed at about ... She didn’t show as many facial expressions and started talking later than the average toddler. As a teen, Early would hide her stuffed animals ...
BBC11 天
How does a child experience autism?
The autism diagnosis is set on a spectrum therefore ... the scripts of conversations, facial expressions and eye contact required to fit in with the world around them. Of course, in one way ...
Medscape9 天
Identification and Diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorders: An Update
As for autism, the DSM-IV-TR and ICD-10 definitions ... nonverbal aspects of communication (e.g. eye contact, gestures, facial expression and 'body language'). The criteria for Asperger syndrome ...
Simon Fraser University10 年
Dr. Elina Birmingham
exploring how autistic individuals visually attend to and interpret information in their environments (eye tracking & social attention research); and examining how facial expressionproduction and ...