@emilybuckshot There's also growing evidence that eye gaze difficulties is a male-stereotyped autistic behavior and isn't related to autistic traits for females (babies or adults!), which might lead to under-diagnosis for some. See: https://t.co/vDnzv9r4dW
My biggest concern about using any eye tracking task as an autism screening tool is that similar methods have only held up in predicting autism in boys and not girls. (See: https://t.co/5NzH9zIcAO
@aheeleyRIBA @LansleyAnna @HappeLab Yes, having a strict "male" box and a strict "female" box ends up hurting everyone. At the extreme, though, there is something especially wrong with how male-typed infant markers don't even then predict later male-typed
@AutisticZebra @BiteSmaller @ShonaDav @Purpleella I didn't do the infant research. Here's the link for that study. https://t.co/5NzH9zIcAO