Normal Gaze Cueing in Children with Autism Is Disrupted by Simultaneous Speech Utterances in “Live” Face-to-Face Interactions

Table 2

Data on the experimenter’s cue durations: cue-target durations, proportions of trials with errors, and 𝑡-tests for differences in mean cue-target duration for each group.

Condition	Cue-target duration; (mean of medians)		Errors
	Valid cues	Invalid cues	% error trials	Autism versus control trials
With eye motion	400 ms	402 ms	0.9%	(𝑡(15)=−1.775,𝑃=.10)
Without eye motion	227 ms	235 ms	7.6%	(𝑡(15)=.041,𝑃=.97)
With eye and mouth motion	473 ms	473 ms	2.5%	(𝑡(15)=−1.156, 𝑃=.27)