#social-communication

#social-communication

ADHD contributes to these moments because the disorder affects executive functioning, which is the brain's "management system" that keeps actions, thoughts and feelings under control. For people with ADHD, this system doesn't always work efficiently, making it harder to regulate emotions, control impulses, organize thoughts, remember details and stay within social boundaries. All of these skills are needed for healthy conversations.

Autism is a difference in how someone's brain works that shapes how they interact with the world, affecting social communication and behavior.

Color vision likely evolved to support social communication, as changes in skin tone can indicate emotional states, health, and reproductive status, which are essential for social species.