Face recognition deficits in autism spectrum disorders are both domain specific and process specific.

PLoS One · 2013 · PMC3770641 · PMID 24040276

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Face memory performance showed a trend of a negative correlation with autism severity, r = −.277, df = 45, p = .060 indicating better face memory performance in less severely affected children.

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ASDs showed a nonsignificant trend of lower memory for cars, T (98) = 1.665, p = .099, but importantly the deficit for faces was significantly greater than for cars, as demonstrated by a significant interaction of group (ASD, TD)×category (faces, cars), F (1, 98) = 5.229, p = .024, η p 2 = .051).

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