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Treasure-hunt game offers a new window into perception across the autism spectrum
An instruction-free game let adolescents across the autism spectrum show researchers how they combine visual evidence.
A new one-minute video game is able to accurately and efficiently identify children with autism from those who have ADHD or are neurotypical. Developed by researchers at Kennedy Krieger Institute and ...
People with autism often come at life from a different angle—seeing details others miss, focusing on patterns rather than faces, experiencing heightened or dimmed physical sensations. Although ...
People with autism often come at life from a different angle-seeing details others miss, focusing on patterns rather than faces, experiencing heightened or dimmed physical sensations. Although ...
Scientists have created a new kind of test for autism, which relies on motion tracking technology that monitors a participant as they imitate movements shown in a video. The technology finds small ...
The game over, a beaming Sawyer and Michael, both 10, cheer and give each other a high-five. It is a small but significant reaction that experts say shows how children with autism can benefit from ...
People with autism often come at life from a different angle—seeing details others miss, focusing on patterns rather than faces, experiencing ...
Dr. James Connell, clinical director of the A.J. Drexel Autism Institute and an associate professor in the School of Education, was interviewed in a WHYY-FM/Newsworks.org story on April 18 about using ...
A new one-minute video game is able to accurately and efficiently identify children with autism from those who have ADHD or are neurotypical. A new one-minute video game is able to accurately and ...
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