Autistic children could be perceiving people's faces differently, study suggests

A new study reveals that autistic children may perceive faces differently. Researchers tracked eye movements in nearly 400 children, finding that autistic children exhibited more "exploratory" eye movements, focusing on non-social areas rather than key facial features. This difference may contribute to social challenges faced by autistic children and could inform future interventions.

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