In autism, a person’s brain may not form accurate predictions of imminent experiences, or even if it does, sensory input may override those predictions.

An evaluation of 11 tests of social skills has identified 8 that give credible results in autistic adults.

The brains of autistic children show few differences from those of children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, or even of controls.

To understand another person’s point of view, children with autism may need to actively suppress their own.

Theory of mind develops surprisingly early, a book publisher doubles down in defense of a controversial author, and false vaccine news gets a correction.

In the Strange Stories Film Task, people interpret scenes in a video for white lies, jokes and irony.

People with autism show an atypical pattern of brain activity when trying to adopt another person’s point of view.