Adults with a higher degree of autistic traits show a greater physiological response to non-social 'system' related stimuli and a lower response to social stimuli compared with those with fewer autistic traits

Clarence Singleton; Mark Brosnan

Adults with a higher degree of autistic traits show a greater physiological response to non-social 'system' related stimuli and a lower response to social stimuli compared with those with fewer autistic traits

Clarence Singleton, Mark Brosnan

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Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2013
Event	ATINER 7th International Conference on Psychology, 2013 - Athens, Greece Duration: 27 May 2013 → 30 May 2013

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Conference	ATINER 7th International Conference on Psychology, 2013
Country/Territory	Greece
City	Athens
Period	27/05/13 → 30/05/13

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Adults with a higher degree of autistic traits show a greater physiological response to non-social 'system' related stimuli and a lower response to social stimuli compared with those with fewer autistic traits. / Singleton, Clarence; Brosnan, Mark.
2013. Paper presented at ATINER 7th International Conference on Psychology, 2013, Athens, Greece.

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