Exploring non-social cognition in Autism Spectrum Conditions

06 October 2016

We are studying the relationship between the social and non-social aspects of autism. We use questionnaires and some computer based tasks to see how people with autism process and respond to non-social objects, the objects they are especially interested in, and social things, such as faces.

Keywords

• University of Bath
• autism
• autism spectrum disorder
• autism studies
• asd
• psychology
• Bath
• South West
• University of Bath
• Paid Study
• Aspergers

Ethical approval

This study has been reviewed and approved by the Department of Psychology Research Ethics Committee at the University of Bath.

About the researcher

I am a doctoral researcher and research assistant at the University of Bath.

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