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看画时的目光行为可能预测自闭症特征.

Yizhen Zhou1, Mana Nishimura2, Hideaki Kawabata2

  • 1Global Research Institute, Keio University, Tokyo, Japan.

PsyCh journal
|January 7, 2025
PubMed
概括

具有较高自闭症特征的个体在观看绘画时表现出改变的凝视模式. 具体来说,他们在后期的观看期中,他们对面部的看法较少,这表明对社交线索的兴趣减少了.

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艺术作品 艺术作品眼睛跟踪 眼睛跟踪凝视行为 凝视行为社会关注 社会关注 社会关注

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