Quentin Guillon
Doctoral Student
University of Toulouse II in France
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Zeroing in on illusions in eye-gaze research
The common belief that people with autism look at people’s mouths instead of their eyes is inaccurate and has little evidence, say Nouchine Hadjikhani and Quentin Guillon.
Zeroing in on illusions in eye-gaze research
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