The Use of Virtual Characters to Assess and Train Non-Verbal Communication in High-Functioning Autism

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Front. Hum. Neurosci 15 October 2014 Thanks @Culture_Ada The use of virtual characters to assess and train non-verbal communication in high-functioning autism https://t.co/HAiKnnnEzu

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@DrGBuckingham @andpru @neuroconscience as for the movement constraint: I wrote smth abt this under Method. Implem. https://t.co/JYo9dpnXxz

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The Use of Virtual Characters to Assess & Train Non-Verbal Communication in High-Functioning #Autism—W/ @Culture_Ada http://t.co/hvH37rSDmN

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The Use of Virtual Characters to Assess & Train Non-Verbal Communication in High-Functioning #Autism—W/ @Culture_Ada http://t.co/hvH37rSDmN

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