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Hi everyone,
recently I was offered a research position at NU where I'd be analyzing parent's behavior looking for nonverbal communication and other markers to see if there is a correlation in their behaviors to their children having autism. I've noticed that many MD schools in their technical standards have included: "perceive non-verbal communication, and describe changes in mood, activity, and posture"
Do you think doing this research would count towards this and help in the interview process?
recently I was offered a research position at NU where I'd be analyzing parent's behavior looking for nonverbal communication and other markers to see if there is a correlation in their behaviors to their children having autism. I've noticed that many MD schools in their technical standards have included: "perceive non-verbal communication, and describe changes in mood, activity, and posture"
Do you think doing this research would count towards this and help in the interview process?