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VR for Joint Attention Support in ASD
The overall objective of this study is to determine the effectiveness of the Floreo VR Joint Attention Module in improving social communication skills in children with ASD. An additional objective is ongoing investigation of the tolerability of the product and the extent of potential adverse effects of Floreo VR, if any.
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