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The differential impact of autistic traits on implicit and explicit approach-avoidance tendencies toward social and non-social stimuli
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• Autistic traits modulate approach-avoidance toward social/non-social stimuli. • We used Implicit and Explicit Approach-Avoidance Tasks to measure these effects. • Higher autistic traits linked to weaker automatic associations for social stimuli. • Autistic traits influenced explicit ratings for both social and non-social stimuli. • Results suggest altered automatic processing and motivation in autism.
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Approach-avoidance
Social
Non-social
Implicit
Explicit
Autistic traits
Autism
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