Table 2.

Results of Disengagement of Attention task. Scores from the clinician (Clin.), automatic method (Automatic), a psychiatrist (Psy.), and two students (St. 1 and St. 2) for each trial. A trial is considered either as “passed” (Pass), “delayed” (Del), or “stuck” (Stck) depending on whether the child disengages from the first object in less than 1 s, between 1 and 2 s, or more than 2 s, respectively. We also present the automatically computed delay that the child takes to disengage. Note that we consider a + (1/3) of a second margin for each delay to accommodate human error of making a live judgment.

Part number	Clin.	Automatic		Psy.	St. 1	St. 2
		Score	Delay (s)
	First trial score
Number 1	Pass	Pass	0.9	Pass	Del	Del
Number 2	N/A	Del	1.87	N/A	N/A	N/A
Number 3	Pass	Pass	0.5	Pass	Del	Del
Number 4	Pass	Pass	0.23	Pass	Pass	Pass
Number 5	Del	Pass	1.07	Del	Del	Del
Number 6	Pass	Pass	1.03	Pass	Del	Pass
Number 7	Pass	Pass	0.83	Pass	Del	Del
Number 8	—	—	—	—	—	—
Number 9	—	—	—	—	—	—
Number 10	Pass	Pass	0.87	Del	Del	Del
Number 11	Pass	Pass	0.83	Pass	Del	Pass
Number 12	Pass	Pass	0.93	Pass	Pass	Pass
	Second trial score
Number 1	Pass	Pass	0.7	Pass	Pass	Pass
Number 2	—	—	—	—	—	—
Number 3	—	—	—	—	—	—
Number 4	Pass	Pass	1.1	Pass	Pass	Pass
Number 5	Del	Del	1.77	Del	Stck	Del
Number 6	Pass	Del	1.43	Pass	Pass	Pass
Number 7	Pass	Pass	0.97	Del	Del	Del
Number 8	Pass	Pass	1.33	Pass	Del	Del
Number 9	—	—	—	—	—	—
Number 10	Pass	Pass	1.3	Pass	Pass	Pass
Number 11	Pass	Pass	0.63	Pass	Pass	Pass
Number 12	Pass	Pass	0.9	Pass	Del	Del
	Third trial score
Number 1	Pass	Pass	0.37	Pass	Pass	Pass
Number 2	—	—	—	—	—	—
Number 3	—	—	—	—	—	—
Number 4	Pass	Pass	0.3	Pass	Pass	Pass
Number 5	Pass	Pass	0.5	Pass	Del	Pass
Number 6	Pass	Pass	0.7	Del	Del	Del
Number 7	Pass	Pass	1.13	Pass	Del	Del
Number 8	—	—	—	—	—	—
Number 9	Del	Del	1.37	Pass	Del	Stck
Number 10	Pass	Pass	1.33	Del	Del	Del
Number 11	Pass	Pass	0.87	Pass	Pass	Pass
Number 12	Pass	Pass	0.87	Pass	Pass	Pass