The Brains of Children With Autism May Not Always 'See' Body Language

Children on the autism spectrum may not always process bodily movements correctly, especially if they are distracted by something else.

Related Keywords

Kelsie Smith Hayduk ,Sophie Molholm ,John Foxe ,Aaron Krakowski ,Emily Knight ,Jed Freedman ,Rosef Kennedy ,John Butler ,University Of Rochester Medical Center ,Rochester University ,National Institute Of Mental Health ,Developmental Disabilities Research Center ,University Of Rochester ,Einstein College Of Medicine ,Developmental Disability Research Center ,Del Monte Institute For Neuroscience ,Del Monte Institute ,Rochester Medical Center ,Einstein College ,National Institute ,Mental Health ,Rochester Intellectual ,Kelsie Smith ,Vineland Adaptive Behavior Scale Socialization ,Neuroscience Newsletter ,