i was wondering if the more you learn about the brain, the more you know about yourself. This one is a little more complicated. A new study published in the journal Nature Neuroscience found that people with Down Syndrome are less capable than normal humans at recognizing faces, and this deficit affects their ability to […]
i was wondering if the more you learn about the brain, the more you know about yourself.
This one is a little more complicated. A new study published in the journal Nature Neuroscience found that people with Down Syndrome are less capable than normal humans at recognizing faces, and this deficit affects their ability to recognize emotions from their faces. The study found that people with the condition are more likely to miss emotions when they see a face, since their brains tend to process facial expressions differently and thus make mistakes when they see others.
They also found that people with Down Syndrome are more likely to see people who look like them in their social interactions and more likely to assume that these people are also in distress.
I’ve wondered whether this is something specific to people with Down Syndrome as they appear to be the most socially withdrawn. The study, published in the journal Science, found that people with Down Syndrome have more difficulty recognizing others’ emotions in their faces. They also had significantly less facial reaction to their own emotions in the face.
In other words, they are so socially withdrawn, they don’t even know they’re feeling. They can’t even smile and frown at the same time.
I could relate to this, but that wasnt what I was interested in. I felt I had to mention something because the link is to a blog where I am the author. I am a psychologist and I read a lot of blogs and sometimes find myself questioning the validity of some.
The link you are looking for is something that has been written by Dr. Robert Di Francesco, who is the director of the Center for Advanced Psychological Studies at the University of Pittsburgh. He has also published a book entitled, Why Do We Laugh? which is an explanation of the concept of humor, the psychology behind it, and the role it plays in our social interactions.
If you click on the “About” page you will find that he is also a professor of psychology at Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo, Michigan. A very interesting and informative man whose blog I highly recommend.
In my review of “The Art of the Road,” I wrote, “I feel sure that the man who spends his days in the dark is a very valuable and fascinating character.” I’m in the minority who would like to see the book made more than enough points for people to click on, but it’s really hard to keep up with every page, especially if the page is just a “drama” thing.
At least in my opinion, as a person, you should not try to “paint” your life. Yes, there are many people who are happy and proud and happy and proud to be who they are. But for most of us, it is not who we are. We can be angry, we can be sad, we can be happy, we can be happy. And it is not our life that we are trying to paint. It is our life that we are trying to paint.