A new research study for Korean and Caucasian Children with ASD. This project seeks to understand how self and community race/ethnicity influence face processing in children with ASD.

Who Can Participate?

10-17-year-old children with an Autism Spectrum Disorder. Children must be of 100% Caucasian or 100% Korean race/ethnic background.

What will the study involve?

For children, this will include measuring brain activity during face and emotion processing (EEG), two computer tasks, and completing a questionnaire. For parents, this will include questionnaire packets and phone calls.

How long will it take?

This study will include one 2-hour lab visit, plus questionnaires and phone calls.

What is the compensation?

Your child will receive $20 per visit and you will receive reimbursement for parking and a $5 gift certificate for completing questionnaires and a phone calls.

Who should I contact?

This study is conducted by Dr. Sara Webb PhD at Seattle Children’s Research Institute in Seattle WA and Dr. Kyong Chung at Yonsei University in South Korea. For more information, contact us at 206-884-7814.

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