Young Autistic Children Spontaneously Take Others' Visual Perspectives

Young autistic children demonstrate spontaneous visual perspective-taking abilities, challenging previous assumptions about their social cognitive capacities. The study introduced a simplified task that effectively measures this ability, offering a more suitable method for assessing developmental populations. These findings suggest that autistic children can naturally take others' visual perspectives, highlighting the importance of task design in capturing such abilities.

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