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... described gaze cuing tasks, intact per- formance could have emerged because people with ASC were only focusing on the eye regions within the displays to determine gaze direction, and not processing ... See full document

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

... is atypical in ...the social partner is not physically present and the participants are ...of social attention in autism, systematic analysis of factors known to influence face-to-face ... See full document

... of social seeking in autism have pri- marily used either fMRI measures or ...be atypical activa- tion in the ‘reward related’ brain systems during social interactions in ASC ...from ... See full document

... previous gaze cueing studies that have reported a lack of EDAN for gaze cues (Brignani et ...for Gaze cues irrespective of cue direction while for Chevron cues, the ... See full document

... the direction of the eye gaze was aligned with the orientation of the face ...of gaze shift across different face views was ...direct gaze or gaze shift towards the observer were ... See full document

... of atypical priors in the domain of social per- ception, or specifically, perceiving the direction of eye ...direct gaze differs to the development of priors for other types of social ... See full document

... developing autism have difficulties integrat- ing AV speech ...speech cues, and detect incongruent and non- fusible AV speech cues in the McGurk ...and adults; and (2) a mismatch condition ... See full document

... for Autism Spectrum Disorder on the Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule (ADOS; Lord et ...and Autism, as we did not have information about early development of language in our ... See full document

... In classical search tasks, target features are important source of guidance [11]-[15]. Although a natural object, such as an animal (cat or dog), does not have single defining feature, its statistically reliable ... See full document

... for social interaction (Adolphs, 1999), including identity (Bruce & Young, 1986), emotion (Darwin, 1872/ 1998), and personality traits (Willis & Todorov, ... See full document

... are cues combined in this flexible manner (“selective fusion”) when using differ- ent pairs of depth cues or other visual ...cross-modal cues integrated? The pattern of sensory integration ... See full document

... S3. Lord, C., Risi, S., Lambrecht, L., Cook, E.H., Jr., Leventhal, B.L., DiLavore, P.C., Pickles, A., and Rutter, M. (2000). The autism diagnostic observation schedule-generic: a standard measure of social ... See full document

... while gaze shifts will refer to a combined movement of the eye-in-head and the ...about orienting head movements and the underlying neuromuscular ...with gaze shifts, specifically focusing on ... See full document

... This study is the first to document the EAG and behav- ioural responses of P. livida adults to floral volatile compounds, as well as the effect of their interaction with visual stimuli (colour) on trap catches. P. ... See full document

... Product packaging designers use several instruments to attract the attention of a consumer. The front of a package is considered very important in this matter, because most consumers base their decision to buy only on ... See full document

... into the ‘old’ category (hereafter the item memory test). The target/other judgement (exclusion task) required the successful exclusion of all stimuli that were not studied in the participants target colour. This task ... See full document

... Background: Set-shifting (SS) difficulties and weak central coherence (CC) are commonly associated with autism spectrum disorders (ASD). Cognitive remediation therapy (CRT) aims to improve such cognitive ... See full document

... in social perception tasks as well as the ability to engage in joint attention, and orienting covert attention ...eye gaze cue. We used an overt gaze following task to explore age differences ... See full document

... initial orienting and gaze dwell time for fearful versus angry ...initial orienting to threat, but inversely associated with subsequent attentional avoidance; as suggested by research indicating that ... See full document