Gaze patterns in toddlers may predict autism, Spectrum
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The gaze of children as young as 16 months old may help predict whether they have autism and reveal finer-grained details, such as their verbal and social abilities.
The gaze of children as young as 16 months old may help predict whether they have autism and reveal finer-grained details, such as their verbal and social…
Autism Reading Room - Although the average age for a child to receive a diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is 4 years old, researchers have uncovered patterns in infants and toddlers
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Full article: Social scene perception in autism spectrum disorder: An eye-tracking and pupillometric study
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Identifying autism spectrum disorder symptoms using response and gaze behavior during the Go/NoGo game CatChicken
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Autism Spectrum Disorder – Dartmouth Undergraduate Journal of Science
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PDF] Atypical gaze patterns in children and adults with autism spectrum disorders dissociated from developmental changes in gaze behaviour
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Gaze Following as an Early Diagnostic Marker of Autism in a New Word Learning Task in Toddlers
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Look me in the eye: evaluating the accuracy of smartphone-based eye tracking for potential application in autism spectrum disorder research, BioMedical Engineering OnLine
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Speech Reception in Young Children with Autism Is Selectively Indexed by a Neural Oscillation Coupling Anomaly
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Data-driven analysis of gaze patterns in face perception: Methodological and clinical contributions - ScienceDirect