Patterns of Gaze Behavior During Live Interactions in Adults and Adolescents with Autism or High Autistic Traits: A Systematic Review

Background: Differences in social gaze are part of the diagnostic criteria for autism spectrum condition (ASC), but most studies examining gaze in individuals with autism or high autistic traits use computerized methods that bear little resemblance to authentic conversations. Progress in eye tracking now allows the use of live interaction paradigms. We report a systematic review of this emerging literature.