[PDF] Top 20 Visual attention to faces in children with autism spectrum disorder: are there sex differences?

... that faces are not presented in isolation in real-world situations, a handful of recent eye-tracking studies demonstrated that utilizing dynamic, ecologically valid scenes depicting complex social interactions ... See full document

... the attention to the face and the eye-gaze might offer a crucial insight about specific patterns of visual exploration in ...the visual processing of objects, compared to individuals with ...of ... See full document

... Thirty-six children (24 ASD [22 males/2 females], 12 TD [10 males/2 females]) were excluded from the study due to waking up prior to the completion of the diffusion ... See full document

... cultural differences may help to explain this find- ...kindergarten children emphasized more team work, interpersonal interaction, and play, while the nonaboriginal kindergarten tended to focus on knowledge ... See full document

... Children were seated approximately 65 cm in front of a 19-in. video monitor. They were asked to watch a short video, while a camera positioned on top of the monitor recorded their face and upper body at 29.971 ... See full document

... of children with ASD (Ambery, Russell, Perry, Morris, & Murphy, 2006; Barron-Linnankoski et ...Egyptian children with ASD and ASD + ADHD performed significantly poorer than TD children in tasks ... See full document

... The prevalence of mothers with alone anxiety was 8 %. The variables which makes statistical significant differences in anxiety between mothers were gender (.016) and age (.050) of the child, past history of head ... See full document

... hand, children with ASD were slower and made more errors in the detection of head change than typically developing ...that children with autism paid less attention to other people’s ... See full document

... significant sex differences in internalizing and externalizing in children with ASD, results indicated that sex differences in internalizing behaviors might exist at younger ...no ... See full document

... the autism spectrum 1 struggle to achieve success during everyday social interactions [4] and dem- onstrate atypical social learning ...their attention on the most informative parts of the scene ... See full document

... the children ’ s general practitioners and/or municipal educational services working directly with schools, kindergartens, and day- care ...If children were diagnosed before 2008 and have not consulted ... See full document

... in children (Becerra et ...among children in ...for autism (Volk et ...compared children living in the New Delhi (India) urban area with children living in rural areas and showed that ... See full document

... of children with ASDs and to examine the relationship between ADHD symptoms and adaptive functioning and ...in children aged 9 to 13 and the lowest in children aged 4 to ... See full document

... language disorder and disorder of childhood not otherwise speci- ...for Children—Third Edition ...the Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule (ADOS), the overall picture was deemed to justify a ... See full document

... The assessment of Motor control and Perception prob- lems and of screen positivity for ADHD, ASD and, CD was based on information from parent interviews. In this study, we could not examine the children or obtain ... See full document

... Schizophrenias. Autism was one of the fundamental symptoms in Bleuler’s conceptualization of ...described autism as the withdrawal into the person’s own self and an active turning-away from the outside ... 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

... (2) attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is the most frequent; (3) there is a continuum from a simple (TS + ADHD or/and learning disorder) to a more complex phenotype (TS + autism ... See full document

... The limitations of the study need to be considered when evaluating these findings. Due to our study design, some cases may have been missed because of inadequate follow- up. The subjects in the latest birth cohorts were ... See full document

... a disorder and change in behavior over time, independent of whether the symptoms are sufficient to warrant a formal ...(CBCL) Attention Scale is utilized with 78% to 80% scoring above clinical significance ... See full document