Social Cognition, Autism, and the Human Brain with Dr. Ralph Adolphs

Dr. Ralph Adolphs is a professor of Psychology, Neuroscience, and Biology at the California Institute of Technology. He studies the neural and psychological basis for human social behavior. His work has focused on examining how people recognize, perceive, and process emotions and other social cues in facial expressions.
This lecture is part of the Booziotis Distinguished Lecture series at the CVL. Learn more here www.cvl.utdallas.edu/events/j...

[@ElanMorin]

good talk. well worth the watch if you're interested in asd.

[@gratefulkm]

Your getting there "bottoms up!" as the Druids would Echo
"some people cant see past the end of their nose"
"your letting your imagination run away with itself"
"scared stiff"
"night mare" !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@AnabelaVasconcelos]

Cual es la diferencia entre un arbol y un animal ? La respuesta es la autonomia intelectual y las capacidades autosuficiencia . Eñ autosta ,junto con otras limitaciones qie no llefan a la independencia mental , mas alla de lo qie representa la vida de un arbol ( comida, agua , aire ) no debe mantenerse con vida , bajo la toma de desiciones de terceros .

[@MaryKDayPetrano]

The first questioner, the woman, is very offensive ! I'm a woman who is Autistic. There are a lot of us.