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. 2013 Aug 26;136(9):2816–2824. doi: 10.1093/brain/awt208

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Correlations between kinematics and ADOS score, and kinematics and biological motion perceptual categorization. Top: Scattergraph with regression line depicting the relationship between the kinematic factor score and total ADOS score. The magnitude of kinematic atypicality was positively correlated with autism severity as measured by the ADOS (Lord et al., 1989). Bottom: Similar scattergraph depicting the relationship between the kinematic factor score and point of subjective equivalence (PSE) in the biological condition of the categorization task. The magnitude of kinematic atypicality was positively correlated with bias towards unnatural categorization.