Understanding facial expressivity in autism spectrum disorder: An inside out review of the biological basis and clinical implications
Abstract
Deficits in decoding and understanding facially expressed emotions occur commonly in persons with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), which contribute to the impairment of social communication that serves as one of its core diagnostic criteria. Research suggests that abnormalities of visual scanning of the face, activation of key nodes within the "social brain" by facially expressed emotions, functional connectivity within and between nodes of the...
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Understanding facial expressivity in autism spectrum disorder: An inside out review of the biological basis and clinical implications
Published Date
Jan 1, 2019
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