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6. What was the other mental condition's average score?
7. What was the ASD group's average score?
8. Which of these wasn't a condition that participants were grouped for?
- AS
- Savant Syndrome
- HFA
- Tourette's
9. How were those in the ASD group recruited?
- Volunteer sample via an advert in The National Autistic Society's magazine
- Snowball sample, with an advert to collect participants in the UKASDS
- Random sample taken from hospitals across London using records of those diagnosed with autism
- Going to centers where those with ASD are treated/counselled and asking those people to take part
10. How did the two groups who took part the eyes test validation task perform?
- The ASD group struggled and the other group made no mistakes
- Both groups struggled, but those with ASD struggled slightly more
- The ASD group made few mistakes the other group made no mistakes
- The ASD group struggled and the other group made few mistakes
11. Which of these were used as a control task beforehand?
- Basic Emotion Recognition Task and Reaction Time Task
- Hair Colour Recognition Task and Reaction Time Task
- Gender Recognition task and Basic Emotion Recognition Test
- Gender Recognition Task and Hair Colour Recognition task
12. How many participants were in the ASD group?
- 13 men, 3 women
- 15 men, 5 women
- 10 men, 3 women
- 11 men, 4 women
13. What was the control group's average score?
14. Why was the other mental condition group used?
- Both have been believed to have an effect on a person's theory of mind
- Both are conditions that develop at an early age and generally disrupt schooling
- Both are associated with Anti-Social Behaviour
- Both involve people having fixations on certain things, commonly machinery
15. How many participants were in the control group?
- 25 Men, 25 Women
- 13 Men, 13 Women
- 18 Men, 16 Women
- 12 Men, 8 Women