“…Several processes which are considered to involve direct mapping of observed motion to self‐action have also been described as abnormal in autism. These include motor interference [Cook, Swapp, Pan, Bianchi‐Berthouze, & Blakemore, ; Théoret et al, ], imitation of action kinematics [see Gowen, for review], and biological motion perception [Blake, Turner, Smoski, Pozdol, & Stone, ; Tardif, Lainé, Rodriguez, & Gepner, ; Koldewyn, Whitney, & Rivera, ; Cook et al, ; Uono, Sato, & Toichi, ; Shah, Bird, & Cook, ]. However, some of these results are controversial [Gowen, Stanley, & Miall, ; Jones et al ; Cusack, Williams, & Neri, ].…”