Gaze processing across psychosis proneness, social anxiety, and autism traits: Examining the role of sensory quality and context congruity
The ability to accurately perceive gaze direction is an essential social skill but is impaired across psychopathologies exhibiting social dysfunction (e.g., schizophrenia, social anxiety disorder, autism spectrum disorder). Disrupted sensory processing and self-referential processing may both lead to aberrant gaze perc...