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Objective pupillometry shows that perceptual styles covary with autistic-like personality traits

  1. Chiara Tortelli
  2. Marco turi
  3. David Charles Burr  Is a corresponding author
  4. Paola Binda
  1. University of Pisa, Italy
  2. University of Florence, Italy
https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.67185
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  1. Chiara Tortelli
  2. Marco turi
  3. David Charles Burr
  4. Paola Binda
(2021)
Objective pupillometry shows that perceptual styles covary with autistic-like personality traits
eLife 10:e67185.
https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.67185
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  1. Chiara Tortelli
  2. Marco turi
  3. David Charles Burr
  4. Paola Binda
(2021)
Objective pupillometry shows that perceptual styles covary with autistic-like personality traits
eLife 10:e67185.
https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.67185

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