Richard Cook studies social perception and related individual differences. His work on alexithymia and autism compared attributing emotion to a face with discriminating physical facial differences. Separating these tasks helps identify which measured difficulty tracks alexithymia, rather than treating every difference in emotion recognition as the same perceptual or diagnostic phenomenon. [ref]
Alexithymia, not autism, predicts poor recognition of emotional facial expressions by Richard Cook and others. 2013, expression attribution, physical discrimination and identity controls
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