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Reduced visual exploration when viewing photographic scenes in individuals with autism spectrum disorder.

Heaton et al., 2016

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9364304906632903883
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Heaton T
Freeth M
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Journal of abnormal psychology

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Individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) often display enhanced attention to detail and exhibit restricted behavior. However, due to a lack of comprehensive eye-movement modeling techniques, it is currently unknown whether these behavioral effects are also …
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