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A constellation of eye-tracking measures reveals social attention differences in ASD and the broad autism phenotype.
Molecular autism - 4 May 2022
Nayar Kritika, Shic Frederick, Winston Molly, Losh Molly
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BACKGROUND: Social attention differences, expressed through gaze patterns, have been documented in autism spectrum disorder (ASD), with subtle differences also reported among first-degree relatives, suggesting a shared genetic link. Findings have mostly been derived from standard eye-tracking methods (total fixation count or total fixation duration). Given the dynamics of visual attention, these standard methods...
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