Usefulness of near‐infrared spectroscopy to detect brain dysfunction in children with autism spectrum disorder when inferring the mental state of others
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Goro Tanaka | Hideyuki Nakane | H. Nakane | S. Honda | Hiroki Ozawa | G. Tanaka | Sumihisa Honda | Ryoichiro Iwanaga | Akira Imamura | Hiroki Ozawa | A. Imamura | Ryoichiro Iwanaga
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