It is really hard to teach even high functioning autistics what a facial expression means. They can't lie and can't detect lies per se but they do know when someone has done something wrong to them. They will truly profit from a game that associates facial expression with a particular thought: happy, sad,
Next they can work on getting them to understand authority figures.
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