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. 2016 Mar 23;7:19. doi: 10.1186/s13229-016-0083-y

Table 3.

Correlations between the percentage fixation times and psychometric test scores

SRSa FSIQb
ASD group TD group
r p r p r p
Human face
 A) Still image
  % eyes −.31 .233 .09 .613 −.42 .058
  % mouth .19 .461 −.06 .738 .17 .457
 B) Blinking
  % eyes −.41 .104 .09 .594 −.15 .511
  % mouth .50* .037 −.02 .909 .10 .665
 C) Mouth moving
  % eyes −.17 .508 .07 .683 −.31 .169
  % mouth .31 .226 .08 .665 .33 .146
 D) Silent
  % eyes −.21 .410 −.01 .957 −.27 .237
  % mouth .44 .080 −.01 .957 .31 .166
 E) Talking
  % eyes −.20 .433 −.10 .593 −.38 .092
  % mouth .25 .333 .25 .147 .32 .154
Biological motion
 F) Biological motion
  % upright −.46 .066 .26 .132 −.12 .617
  % inverted .35 .170 −.26 .144 .10 .680
People and geometry
 G) Same size
  % people −.01 .971 −.33 .057 −.25 .284
  % geometry .04 .869 .39* .022 .20 .382
 H) Small window
  % geometry .17 .511 .14 .427 −.08 .737

ASD autism spectrum disorders, TD typically developed, SRS social responsiveness scale, FSIQ full-scale intelligence quotient (WAIS-III)

*p < .05

a n = 52 (ASD = 17, TD = 35)

bASD group only (n = 21)