Introduction Imagine listening to a story without really hearing the emotions behind the words. It’s as if the colors have drained away, leaving only a black-and-white sketch. This is often the experience for individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) when engaging in social communication. People with ASD face unique challenges in understanding and expressing emotions, […]
Month: March 2020
Decoding Schizophrenia: Understanding Mind, Communication, and Cognition Through Machine Learning
Introduction When we think of schizophrenia, we often imagine a chaotic world where reality blurs and communication seems impossible. But what if we could peek into the complexities of the mind by untangling this web through cutting-edge technology? That’s exactly what the research paper titled “Pragmatics, Theory of Mind and executive functions in schizophrenia: Disentangling […]
Exploring the Link Between Premature Birth and ADHD: Insights and Implications**
In the bustling world of child development, the birth of a child invites countless questions about their future. While most parents are keenly aware of their child’s physical milestones, an increasing number find themselves navigating the labyrinth of mental development. Imagine the confusion and concern when a child, born prematurely, begins to show worrying signs […]