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People with autism feel no empathy or affection.
What is False- People with autism sometimes have trouble expressing affection, but it doesn't mean they don't feel it. I have spent a great deal of time with people (both children and adults) on the autistic spectrum and I believe that they feel the same range of emotions we all do: fear, happiness, nerves, anger, etc. It may be difficult for them to understand that everyone doesn't know the same facts that they do, but that is very different from not feeling empathy.