30 Behavioral and EEG Abnormalities during Cognitive Control and Visual Perception in Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
A. Lassalle

31 Comfortable, Valid and Reliable? Measuring Stress in Children with ASD Using Select Consumer-Grade Heart Rate Trackers
H. J. Nuske Y. Kushleyeva D. Forsyth J. W. Pennington A. J. Masino E. Finkel A. Bhattacharya D. S. Mandell C. P. Bonafide J. D. Herrington

32 Emotional Facial Expressions Evoke Regionally-Specific Activation in the Amygdala in Children, Adolescents and Adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder Relative to Typically-Developing Individuals
D. Seguin J. Chen R. Nicolson J. Martinez-Trujillo E. G. Duerden

33 Mindfulness Training-Induced Increases in Middle Cingulate Cortex Activity during Self-Reflection Predicts Depression-Reduction in Adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder
B. A. Pagni M. Walsh E. Foldes A. Sebren L. C. Baxter M. Dixon C. Riecken C. Haynes A. Macomber A. Clark C. Webb M. Catchings J. Alvar B. B. Braden

34 Neurobiological Markers of Vocal Emotion Recognition in the Broader Autism Phenotype
V. Yap A. Connelly I. E. Scheffer S. J. Wilson

35 Symptoms of Depression but Not Anxiety Modulate Resting State Activity in Children with ASD
M. L. Airey L. Blaskey E. S. Kuschner H. L. Green M. DiPiero M. Ku M. Kim T. P. Roberts J. C. Edgar

36 Young Adults’ Autistic Behaviors Predict N170 Responses to Emotional Faces
M. Blottner S. C. Taylor J. Burk C. L. Dickter

37 Young Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder Exhibit Shorter Average Look Duration to Social As Compared to Nonsocial Stimuli
S. Major D. Y. Isaev J. N. Buttinger T. Calnan C. Manis J. N. Grapel G. Sapiro M. Murias G. Dawson