Sentence examples for reduced look from inspiring English sources

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There may be limits to the effect of parental sensitivity in the presence of reduced looking toward the caregiver's face.

A scatterplot (see Figure 1) indicates that some children with ASD show a difficulty in either disengagement (i.e. increased saccadic RTs) or looking time (reduced looking to the congruent object), with others having problems with both behaviours.

Under the additive model children who have reduced looking time to the congruent object and high disengagement scores at 13 months were more likely to classified as HR-ASD versus low-risk control.

Those infants with both reduced looking time in the gaze following task and slow disengagement (black line) have a higher chance of an ASD outcome than those with faster disengagement (purple line).

This is consistent with our previous paper in which we found reduced looking time (but not first look responses) to a gazed-at object in infants who later developed symptoms of ASD compared to low-risk and other high-risk infants (Bedford, Elsabbagh, Senju, Gliga, Pickles, Charman, Johnson & the BASIS Team, 2012).

In conclusion, at 13 months, both looking time to the congruent object and attentional disengagement predict ASD outcome in an additive manner, with high-risk infants who show reduced looking time to the object, and slower disengagement, more likely to develop ASD.

Presmanes, Walden, Stone and Yoder (2007) found reduced looking to the target in 12- to 23-month-old high-risk children compared to low-risk controls when given an intermediate number of cues to follow (e.g. gaze shift + vocalization) rather than a single cue or a highly redundant combination of multiple cues.

We have previously reported difficulties for 13-month-old infants who later developed ASD in both gaze following behaviour (Bedford et al., 2012) with reduced looking time to the congruent (gazed-at) object, and attentional flexibility (Elsabbagh, Fernandes, Webb, Dawson, Charman, Johnson & the BASIS Team, 2013), with longer disengagement latencies in a gap-overlap task.

The predicted probability for the selected child in quadrant 1 (i.e. with slow disengagement and reduced looking time, both risk factors) having ASD is 0.3 under an additive model, whereas the values from the logistic and multiplicative models were much higher, 0.82 and 0.62, respectively (see Table 2).

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