EEG mapping of the autistic brain reveals that a
dysfunctional cingulate gyrus (CG) hyperfocuses attention in the left frontal
lobe (logical/analytical) with no ability to access the right frontal lobe
(emotional/creative), which plays a central role in spontaneity, social
behavior, and nonverbal abilities. Autistic people live in a specialized inner
space that is entirely intellectual, free from emotional and social
distractions. They have no innate biological way of emotionally connecting with
other people. Autistic people process their emotions intellectually, a process
that can take 24 hours, by which time it is too late to have felt anything. An
inactive amygdala makes it impossible for autistic people to experience fear.
Because they do not feel emotion, they have no emotional memories. All memories
are of events that happened about which they felt no emotion at the time and
feel no emotion when talking about it afterward.
Author(s) Details:
David Rowland,
Independent Researcher Registered with ORCID, Canada.
Please see the link here: https://stm.bookpi.org/ANUMS-V6/article/view/13396
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