ERPs to auditory stimuli, generated during an oddball task, were obtained in a group of
autistic children and three control groups (normal, ADDH, and dyslectic children, respectively). …

Background: The abnormal gaze behavior of autistic children toward human faces, as observed
in daily‐life situations, are investigated in two fixation time studies. It has been argued …

… Oranje B, van Berckel BN, Kemner C, et al. P50 suppression and prepulse inhibition of
the startle reflex in humans: a correlational study. Biol Psychiatry 1999;45:883–890 …

It has frequently been reported that in so-called oddball tasks, children with attention-deficit
and hyperactivity disorder (ADDH) show small P3 peaks of the event-related potential (ERP) …

The effects of olanzapine on the symptomatology of children with pervasive developmental
disorder with emphasis on problems of communication and the safety of the drug were …

A popular goal in psychological science is to understand human cognition and behavior in
the ‘real-world.’ In contrast, researchers have typically conducted their research in …

A problem in eyetracking research is choosing areas of interest (AOIs): Researchers in the
same field often use widely varying AOIs for similar stimuli, making cross-study comparisons …

Background: The purpose of the study was to investigate and identify abnormal brain activity,
as revealed by event-related potentials (ERPs) concurring with deficient inhibitory control …

Eye-tracking research in infants and older children has gained a lot of momentum over the
last decades. Although eye-tracking research in these participant groups has become easier …

Based on clinical observations of abnormal gaze behavior of autistic children, it has been
suggested that autistic children have a problem in processing social information. Several …