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. 2020 Nov 26;11:510366. doi: 10.3389/fpsyt.2020.510366

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Copyright © 2020 Baillin, Lefebvre, Pedoux, Beauxis, Engemann, Maruani, Amsellem, Kelso, Bourgeron, Delorme and Dumas.

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Score analysis by subcondition of the two groups (human task: in-phase/anti-phase and avatar behavior: cooperation/competition). Both the global and the human task were significant predictors of the motor score, with the control group having greater scores (coeff = 0.4413, p < 0.001^**) and “in-phase” task also leading to higher scores (coeff = 0.2726, p = 0.016^*). Controls are in blue and participants with ASD in red. Scores with statistically significant differences between participants with ASD and participants with typical development are in bold typeface. ^*p < 0.05; ^**p < 0.005.