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BMC Psychiatry March 2023 PMID 36991383

Eye-tracking correlates of response to joint attention in preschool children with autism spectrum disorder.

Ryan Anthony de Belen, Hannah Pincham, Antoinette Hodge, Natalie Silove, Arcot Sowmya, Tomasz Bednarz, Valsamma Eapen

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Discussions reflect strong support and interest, with posts referencing the potential of eye-tracking as a biomarker for ASD and emphasizing its importance for early diagnosis. The tone is generally positive and forward-looking, with words like 'valuable,' 'significant,' and 'promising' suggesting recognition of the study's potential influence in the field.

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Most discussions acknowledge the value of the eye-tracking study and its findings, showing supportive tones.

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Numerous posts express high curiosity and enthusiasm, often highlighting the clinical relevance of the research.

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Posts often delve into the implications of the findings for understanding autism, indicating a moderate level of thoughtful engagement.

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Several comments suggest the research could influence future diagnostic approaches, reflecting a perceived moderate impact.

Abstract in brief

  • The study found that children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) are less likely to follow gaze and show less accurate responses to joint attention cues compared to typically developing children, especially when only eye gaze is used.
  • Higher gaze-following accuracy in children with ASD is linked to better early cognitive skills and adaptive behaviors, while lower accuracy correlates with more severe ASD symptoms.
  • Eyetracking measures of response to joint attention could serve as valid biomarkers for assessing and diagnosing ASD in preschool children.]
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