Understanding the social brain in autism.

Abstract:

:Autism is an early onset neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by disruption of early social interaction. Although the social disability of autism remains the central defining feature of the condition, mechanisms that might account for this disability remain poorly understood. This paper briefly reviews some aspects of the social deficit in autism focusing on new approaches to characterizing social information processing problems, potential brain mechanisms, and theoretical models of the disorder. It will touch on aspects of specific social processes that appear to develop in unusual ways in autism including facial perception, joint attention, and social information processing. The importance of adopting more ecologically valid methods and for integrating the various approaches in deriving new models for social deficits in autism will be highlighted. Future research should build on the emerging synergy of different aspects of social neuroscience.

journal_name

Dev Psychobiol

authors

Volkmar FR

doi

10.1002/dev.20556

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

2011-07-01 00:00:00

pages

428-34

issue

5

eissn

0012-1630

issn

1098-2302

journal_volume

53

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