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Response to social cues.
<p>Top panel: Left to right: increasing strength of social cues leading to the response: âCartoons Closerâ. Bottom panel: Example of a single trial.</p
Linear increase in response 1 (âCartoons Closerâ) consistent with social cue strength in healthy control men, but not in Klinefelter men.
<p>Linear increase in response 1 (âCartoons Closerâ) consistent with social cue strength in healthy control men, but not in Klinefelter men.</p
Demographic data (mean (SD)) of participants included in the Social Distance Judgment Task analysis.
<p>P<sup>1</sup>: Between-group comparisons of patients with schizophrenia, siblings of patients and control participants with ANOVA, except maleâ¶female ratio is analyzed with non-parametric Kruskal Wallis test, dfâ=â100; P<sup>2</sup>: Between-group comparisons of Klinefelter men and male controls with Student's t-test, dfâ=â52; NAâ=âNot available.</p