Supplementary Figure 6: Manikin experimental set-up. A
From: Altered responses to social chemosignals in autism spectrum disorder
The actual location of the manikins in the experimental room. Note that a thin wall separates the two manikins, and each has a highflow exhaust vent directly overhead. This design prevented contamination. Also note that each manikin is identified by nametag, which is switched across manikins across experiments. B. The typical posture of a participant interacting with the manikins. Because the manikin voice volume was very low, participants tended to put their ears up close to the manikin, thus putting their nose in line with the emitted chemosignal.
