[PDF] Top 20 Is anyone looking at me? Direct gaze detection in children with and without autism

... mutual gaze behavior is one of the core symptoms of severe social and communicative disorders, and of autism (American Psychiatric Association, 1994; Baron-Cohen, ...with Autism Spectrum Disorders ... See full document

... longer looking to the stimulus Variable, the HR-ASD group did not show a preference for either ...give children sufficient evidence for the differences between the two stimuli – this may not have been sufficient ... See full document

... that children with ASD are not impaired in imitative behavior and can recognize being imitated and display social imitation in response to being imitated (Field, et ...that children with ASD are more ... See full document

... avoid looking at faces, and the eye region in particular, we performed a repeated measure ANOVA with gaze condition (averted and direct) and emotion (happy, angry, fear and neutral) as within- ... See full document

... We analyzed reward processing by looking at activity in the theta band (4–6 Hz) after feedback was provided. We separated trials based on whether participants got “cor- rect” versus “incorrect” feedback. It is ... See full document

... those children who have an additional neurodevelopmental disorder and probably not with entire SM ...of autism and general child neuropsychiatry, and their infor- mation entries in the medical records ... See full document

... proportional looking towards the Referred object during the Baseline sequence and during the Test ...transforming looking time performance during the Teaching sequence and Test trials into dichotomous ... See full document

... of gaze direction and facial ...infants, gaze direction influenced event-related potential in response to an angry facial expression (Striano, Kopp, Grossmann, & Reid, ...affect gaze processing ... See full document

... a direct head on gaze judgments is not always evident (Otsuka et ...and gaze deviation. Interestingly, in the children we tested, the use of the (forward) configural head cue appears to be ... See full document

... person looking directly at the viewer) and by the number of locks present on the box (a box with three locks needs more keyhits and thus more effort to open than a box with one ...between direct gaze ... See full document

... for detection of Sutter- ella was carried out in 25- ␮ l reaction mixtures consisting of 25 ng of biopsy DNA or 25 pg of genomic DNA from cultured ...for direct sequencing with SuttFor and SuttRev ... See full document

... dynamic gaze behaviours; evaluating directional information is equally important to determining when shifts occur, in what order and how long they ...in gaze duration to changes in pupil dilation (a proxy ... See full document

... of children with autistic ...of autism on family-child relationship, which reveals the increase of parents’ relation- ship and their children with autistic ...of children with autism to ... See full document

... In this study, 2088 CSHCN with ASD, ages 3 to 17 years, were identified on the basis of the question, “To the best of your knowledge, does your child currently have autism or autism spectrum disorder, that ... See full document

... Social Deficits in Children with Autism 5 Music Therapy and Children with Autism 7 Music Therapy Interventions to Increase Social Skills in Children.. with Autism 9 The Role of Motiva[r] ... See full document

... It’s being watched when I’m not used to having anyone in around me, or not somebody in around me that’s maybe above me,. professionally[r] ... See full document

... detects a wide range of disorders such as global develop- mental delay, general language delay, and autism between 6 and 24 months. This 24-item parent-report questionnaire quantifies infant abilities into three ... See full document

... high-functioning children, although their cognitive level is not within the high but rather within the low “normal” ...all children with ASD in order to provide best possible education and sup- ...All ... See full document

... to direct their gaze to point at targets of interest. However, gaze pointing has inherent limitations in accuracy and precision, as eye movement is jittery and gaze estimation subject to noise ... See full document

... data. Therefore, the means reported are arithmetic means. To account for the age- and sex-matched study design when comparing BMC of ASD cases and TD controls, we used General Linear Models (GLM), which are equivalent to ... See full document