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Atypical Interpersonal Motor Synchrony and Intrapersonal Movement Variability in Autism: Pose Estimation Analysis of Free-play

2025-08-29

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Socio-motor behaviours, like interpersonal motor synchrony (IMS), are widely thought to be atypical in autism, yet they remain poorly defined, mechanistically unclear, and difficult to detect by eye. Studies exploring IMS have predominantly required participants to be stationary, making them ill-suited to observing the diverse behaviours and phenotypes associated with autism, especially...

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71c80606-1560-55f5-ac87-af5cf6e8e453
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-7435901/v1
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