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Feedback training can increase detection of happiness in ambiguous facial expressions in children and adults with autism spectrum disorders

Sarah Griffiths, Angela Suzanne Attwood, Ian Scott Penton-Voak, Christopher Jarrold, Marcus R Munafo
doi: https://doi.org/10.1101/524322

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Posted February 01, 2019.
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Feedback training can increase detection of happiness in ambiguous facial expressions in children and adults with autism spectrum disorders
Sarah Griffiths, Angela Suzanne Attwood, Ian Scott Penton-Voak, Christopher Jarrold, Marcus R Munafo
bioRxiv 524322; doi: https://doi.org/10.1101/524322
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