When Completing Face Perception or Identity Tasks,fMRI Studies of Autistic

When completing face perception or identity tasks,fMRI studies of autistic children have found that

A) autistic children can easily recognize faces,but just cannot express this knowledge.
B) the areas of the brain associated with the identification of faces were not activated.
C) the fusiform gyrus is overactive,indicating that despite not paying attention to people's faces,these children can identify them.
D) these children have overactive amygdalas.