Condition: Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) · Neurotypical · Sponsor: UMC Utrecht
This research explores how adults with autism make eye contact during formal and informal interactions; to what extent the nature of a conversation influences how eye contact is made in terms of length, frequency and overall presentation. Also what physiological responses to eye contact are, in order to determine to what extent eye contact leads to an increased, decreased or unchanged stress level. In addition, to gain insight into the similarities and differences in how people with ASD respond to eye contact of others compared to their own eye contact.
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Jos Boer, MSc · +31 6 20083507 · j.c.boer-30@umcutrecht.nl
Nynke Boonstra, Professor · tboonst2@umcutrecht.nl
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