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No transfer of arousal from other’s eyes: Pupillary contagion in Williams syndrome

2023-08-16

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<p>Typically developing humans automatically synchronize their arousal levels, resulting in pupillary contagion, or spontaneous adaptation of pupil size to that of others. This phenomenon emerges in infancy and is believed to facilitate social interaction.Williams syndrome (WS) is a genetic condition characterized by a hyper-social personality and social interaction challenges. Pupillary contagion was examined in...

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10.31234/osf.io/4fwj5
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