Early Sensory Differences in Infants May Influence Later Autistic Traits, Study Finds
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A longitudinal study finds that sensory differences in infants as young as 12 months may influence later autistic traits, highlighting early sensory avoiding as a key factor in social development.
Study Links Evidence Accumulation in Gaze Perception to Social Functioning and Psychopathology
Research suggests that difficulties in accumulating evidence from social cues like eye gaze are linked to social cognition deficits and symptoms of psychosis and social anxiety, but not autism traits.