New research reveals that individuals with autism express emotions using the same facial muscles as neurotypical individuals, but at intensities too subtle for the human eye to detect.

Published in Frontiers in Psychiatry, the study found that while individuals with autism express emotions like everyone else, their facial expressions may be too subtle for the human eye to detect.

She has published peer-reviewed journal articles and book chapters focusing on understanding and treating facial emotion recognition and expression deficits in school age children and adolescents with ...

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