Neural correlates of “social gaze” processing in high-functioning autism under systematic variation of gaze duration☆
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Kai Vogeley | Leonhard Schilbach | Gary Bente | Bojana Kuzmanovic | Alexandra L. Georgescu | Ralf Tepest | Rebecca Kulbida | K. Vogeley | G. Bente | L. Schilbach | B. Kuzmanovic | A. Georgescu | R. Tepest | Rebecca Kulbida
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