A way of Describing Autism by Dave Spicer

Autism and face recognition with Norman Swan 4/23/2002

Face & mind - Edited by Andrew W. Young

Learning to Read a Smile by ROSIE MESTEL, Times Medical Writer (People with Asperger's syndrome, a neurological disorder, are often brilliant but lack basic social skills. One treatment is to learn 'scripts' for interaction.)

Myth: Autistic People Lack Empathy by Zosia Zaks  

Reading One's Own Mind - A Cognitive Theory of Self-Awareness  - by Shaun Nichols, College of Charleston & Rutgers University & Stephen Stich, Rutgers University

The “Theory of Mind” Hypothesis: Explaining Autism by Satyan Chari, B.O.T., G.C.Occ Thy, Msc. Occ.Thy., University of Queensland

Theory of Mind Discussion from Autism Europe's Congress 2000 

They know what you're thinking by Deborah Smith

Using thought-bubbles helps children with autism acquire an alternative to a theory of mind by H. Wellman, S. Baron-Cohen, R. Caswell, J.-C. Gomez, J. Swettenham and E. Toye, (2002) 

Who cares? Or: The Truth about Empathy in Individuals of the Autism Spectrum by Isabel Dziobek and Kim Rogers  

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Rage - a series of articles by Leslie E. Packer, PhD

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