When presented with cartoon eyes, people with autism were better at naming the emotions displayed. Dr. Atherton said, "The results of our experiment were really surprising.

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The participants took two versions of the Reading the Mind in the Eyes (RME) test, in which subjects are given photos or cartoon depictions of human eyes and asked which feelings the eyes are ...