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. 2023 Jan 11;16:1081769. doi: 10.3389/fnins.2022.1081769

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Temporal dynamics of eye-looking time in high and low autistic traits (A) and social anxiety (B) groups. (A) The high autistic traits group consisted of participants whose dichotomous AQ scores were greater than or equal to 26 (N = 27). The low autistic traits group consisted of the rest of the participants (N = 33). Ribbon areas around lines indicate standard errors. Gray straight lines indicates the cluster of times when group differences of eye-looking time were significant. (B) The high social anxiety group consisted of participants whose dichotomous SPIN scores were greater than or equal to 19 (N = 37). The low social anxiety group consisted of the rest of the participants (N = 23). Ribbon areas around lines indicate standard errors.