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Even high-functioning adults with autism struggle to recognise mental states in others.

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The autism group did significantly worse than the control-groups in identifying the emotions.

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Participants were shown 25 photographs of pairs of eyes, and were asked to identify the emotions in them.
Control groups of 50 adults with no diagnosis, and 10 adults with Tourette's Syndrome, carried out the same task.

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16 adults volunteers with an autistic spectrum disorder.

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To test whether high-functioning adults with autistic spectrum disorders struggle to identify emotions from photographs of eyes (The Eyes Task)

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Simon Baron Cohen talks about male brains, autism, genes and culture

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Autism Research Centre in Cambridge University

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Autism, Sex and Science: Simon Baron-Cohen at TEDxKingsCollegeLondon

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Simon Baron-Cohen is Professor of Developmental Psychopathology at the University of Cambridge and Fellow at Trinity College, Cambridge. He is the Director of the Autism Research Centre in Cambridge University and a Fellow of the British Academy.