Opposite sides of different coins: near-diametrical opposition of physiological indices of reduced accuracy of face emotion recognition in schizophrenia and autism spectrum disorders
Russell H. Tobe
BackgroundSchizophrenia (Sz) and autism spectrum disorder (ASD) are associated with reduced accuracy offace emotion recognition (FER). Nevertheless, the underlying pathophysiological mechanisms may diverge, potentially related to differential processing patterns within the early visual system. Here, we investigated physiological-level responses to emotional faces. We hypothesized that Sz and ASD would be associated with convergent behavioral performance, but divergent pathophysiological mechanis