Attenuated relationship between salivary oxytocin levels and attention to social information in adolescents and adults with autism spectrum disorder: a comparative study.

Ann Gen Psychiatry · 2020 · PMC7275403 · PMID 32518579

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may not be significantno p-value reported

In biological motion, as described above, as the quality of the biological motion for social information stimuli may differ from that of others’, and some factors other than ASD traits more strongly affect attention than biological motion, the correlation between them may not be significant.

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