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E-Technology and Autism Study

1/13/2021

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​Newcastle families! Are you a parent of a primary school aged child? Our researchers are leading a study aimed at designing a game-like app for facial emotion recognition to support social communication difficulties.

We are investigating the different ways autistic and non-autistic children might interpret facial expressions after playing a tablet-based game. The study involves various assessments including characteristics associated with Autism, social development, EEG recordings, and we will record eye movements whilst your child looks at photos of children showing different facial expressions (e.g., happy, angry, neutral).

If you are interested in your child participating in this study, please visit https://tinyurl.com/uonautismstudy for more information and to register.

​Please share this post if you know someone who may be interested in participating. 

This study is being conducted by Prof U. Schall,   A/Prof C. Loughland,  A/Prof  L. Campbell,  E/Prof F. Henkens, Mr O. Smith and Ms N. Wall. It has been approved by the University’s Human Research Ethics Committee (Approval No H-2018-0441). 


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    Hi, I am Dr Linda Campbell. I am an Academic and a Clinical Psychologist. This blog is meant to keep you in the loop about the activities of of our research lab - the FIND Lab.

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