Friederike Charlotte Hechler
@friederikehechler.bsky.social
Cognitive scientist | Neurodiversity research Bridging psychology, linguistics & social neuroscience through a dancer’s lens. Studying synchrony, communication, embodied cognition & HMI. Committed to participatory and inclusive research.
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We’re excited to share our first publication of the year 🎉 Our paper “Validating the German translation of the Revised Comprehensive Autistic Trait Inventory” (CATI-R) is now out: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...
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Autistic and non-autistic people interpret gaze cues in very similar ways
In everyday life, people often use eye movements to communicate—such as making eye contact or repeatedly looking at the same object to show interest or request help. However, eye movements can also be...
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🚨 New #OpenScience Paper 🔗 doi.org/10.1016/j.ch... We explored how #autistictraits, #gender, and #age intersect to shape people’s attitudes toward #AI — offering a more inclusive perspective on diversity in AI perception and adoption 🤖
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🚀 #OpenScience paper How do top-down beliefs about artificial agents shape how we interpret their gaze? Eye contact+repeated gaze shifts cued communicative #intent, but when #gaze was ambiguous, people saw intentionality only if they believed the agent was 🙋 human (vs 🤖 #AI). 👉 rdcu.be/eLuQI
The influence of human agency beliefs on ascribing gaze-signalled communicative intent
Scientific Reports - The influence of human agency beliefs on ascribing gaze-signalled communicative intent
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