Angry Facial Cues Might be Harder to be Recognized by Autistic Adults by Saisruthi Sankaranarayanan on June 4, 2021 at 8:54 PM
Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders . The main motive of the study was to investigate whether alexithymic autistic and non-autistic individuals exhibit differences in recognizing emotions by means of facial expressions.
Alexithymia is a condition in which people experience difficulties in identifying and expressing emotions.
‘People with autism might have reduced ability in recognizing angry facial expressions irrespective of underlying alexithymic conditions’
Connor Keating, the lead author said, We identified that autistic people had a specific difficulty recognizing anger which we are starting to think may relate to differences in the way autistic and non-autistic people produce these expressions. If this is true, it may not be accurate to talk about autistic people as having an impairment or deficit in r
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