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A study of schoolchildren in Italy found that children with autism and specific learning disorders have more trouble recognizing facial emotions compared to non-diagnosed children.
Being able to recognize the emotional state of another person by looking at his/her face is a crucial ability for social functioning.
In autistic children, higher social anxiety is associated with better emotion recognition, while in those with learning disorders, higher anxiety associated with more difficulty recognizing emotions.
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