18. Eye-contact disorders
Rapid movements of the eyeballs, along with those of other parts of the other person's face (eyelids, eyebrows, lips, etc.), can create an overload of information that is difficult for the AS to process.
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18. Eye-contact disorders
Rapid movements of the eyeballs, along with those of other parts of the other person's face (eyelids, eyebrows, lips, etc.), can create an overload of information that is difficult for the AS to process.