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Toddler Attention to Eyes Correlated with Overall Social Impairment (Jones, Carr, & Klin, 2008 ) Reduced eye‐to‐eye gaze has been a hallmark of ASD since autism was identified as a syndrome. This article represents the next step in a series of studies measuring specifically where people with ASD are looking. An interesting problem is that without extensive training, there is less than perfect concordance among raters of eye‐to‐eye gaze. It is difficult for someone viewing a video tape to rate eye gaze as accurately as the person who is directly interacting, who may be aware that the gaze to them was “off,” even though directed to their face. Over several years, advances in eye tracking instrumentation have allowed much more accurate measurement of where someone is looking, in comparison to a more global rating without such tools. The research group previously reported gaze directed to the lower part of the face, especially the mouth region, instead of the eye region in adult subjects with ASD viewing the movie, “Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?” Many modifications to the protocol have followed and the investigators now report a study of toddlers (with a mean age of 24 months) sat in
Autism Research – Wiley
Published: Aug 1, 2008
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