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

Table 3

Data on participants’ reaction times: mean reaction times, proportions of trials with errors, and 𝑡-tests for differences in mean reaction times between groups.

Condition	Mean reaction time		Errors
	Valid cues	Invalid cues	% error trials	Autism group versus control group
With eye motion	343.3±56.0 ms SD	376.5±61.8 ms SD	0.3%	𝑡(15)=−.497,𝑃=.63
Without eye motion	372.9±130.6 ms	401.3±125.3ms	0.2%	𝑡(15)=−1.420,𝑃=.18
With eye and mouth motion	345.2±82.3 ms SD	360.0±75.0 ms SD	0.3%	𝑡(15)=.716,𝑃=.49