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Individual differences in responsivity to social rewards: Insights from two eye-tracking tasks

2017-02-17

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Humans generally prefer social over nonsocial stimuli from an early age. Reduced preference for social rewards has been observed in individuals with autism spectrum conditions (ASC). This preference has typically been noted in separate tasks that measure orienting toward and engaging with social stimuli. In this experiment, we used two eye-tracking tasks to index both of these aspects of social preference in in 77...

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Literature Corpus work: 344c8177-77f1-573b-ae19-52fe3f6f9ebb
DOI: 10.1101/108894

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