[PDF] Top 20 Does gaze direction modulate facial expression processing in children with autism spectrum disorder?

... that gaze direction and facial expression “interact meaningfully in the perceptual processing of emotionally relevant facial information ... See full document

... with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), who need to cope with particular atypical func- tioning of emotion and cognition ...anxiety disorder, it is associated with comorbid anxiety [10, ... See full document

... Abstract: Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) affects approximately one in 68 children, substan- tially affecting the child’s ability to acquire social ...in children with ... See full document

... Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by difficulty in communicating effectively with other people and developing social relationships, and by ... See full document

... Academic Achievement of Children and Adolescents with High- Academic Achievement of Children and Adolescents with High- Functioning Autism Spectrum Disorder with In-Depth Focus on Funct[r] ... See full document

... Autism spectrum disorders (ASDs) are a heterogeneous group of neurodevelopmental conditions, characterized by impairments in social skills, verbal and nonverbal communication, and restricted repetitive ... See full document

... for Autism (SR) children with a reported diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) or ‘ autistic tendencies ’ and mothers in the general ... See full document

... of children who had blood specimens collected was ...2 children (1% of the sample) met our criteria for ...18 children with low SF had missing data for ... See full document

... The study results show that children with ASD are at high risk for sleep disturbances. It is necessary to evaluate sleep and related problems in this patient group. Sleep disorders may negatively affect the ... See full document

... mood disorder for the entire cohort are presented in Table 1 in addition to a comparison between the ASD (+) ADHD and ASD (−) ADHD ...the children, 649 ...anxiety disorder, and 532 ... See full document

... The functional contribution of the bacteria in the ASD and HC group was predicted based on OTUs using the Tax4Fun package in R software. A total of 53 KEGG orthology were found across all samples, mainly belong- ing to ... See full document

... lower-functioning children with ...lower-functioning children with ASD: rather than showing all the shapes during the study phase, four shapes were shown one at a time, after which followed one test ...of ... See full document

... with autism performed similarly to comparison participants on ‘easy’ planning tasks but very poorly compared to comparison groups on ‘difficult’ ...with autism in their daily lives” (p.195). Individuals ... See full document

... sensory processing disturbances and maladaptive feeding and eating ...sensory processing difficulties and eating behaviors ...that children with tactile sensitivities and visual or auditory ... See full document

... providing children with an opportunity to report, clinicians can be informed not only of children’s limitations but also of factors that may motivate or satisfy ... See full document

... This longitudinal study sought to explore for the first time the perceptions of parents and pupils with ASD/SLI during the first year of attending a resource provision school. The data tentatively demonstrate that ... See full document

... impaired processing of basic voice expressions 3 in ASD is less ...impaired processing of basic voice expressions in children (Lindner & Rosen, 2006; Mazensk & Oswald, 2007) and adults ... See full document

... for Children With Autism Spectrum Disorder, conceptualized the manuscript and contributed to the initial draft, and critically reviewed and revised the manuscript; Drs ... See full document

... Childhood rating scale is a quantitative rating scale used to diagnose autism. In addition, it distinguishes mild-to-moderate from severe autism (Schopler et al., 2010). Richard has been placed in this ... See full document

... directional gaze and arrow cues were compared between children with ASD or ADHD aged 8–15 years and typically developing chil- ...included children who met diagnostic criteria for ...for gaze ... See full document