Abstract: A method is provided which performs at least two different tests on a given child at respectively at least two different ages of said child. In the course of a first test, a first information is displayed to the child and meanwhile a controller acquires first data about eye movements of the child via an eye-tracking device and determines a first score by comparison of said first data with first pre-recorded reference data. The same is performed in the course of a second test at a second age of said child with second information which is different from the first information, hence yielding a second score. A composite score is then calculated for said child in function of at least the first and the second scores. This composite score is a more reliable indication of a risk of neurodevelopmental disorder than indicators obtained with known methods.

Abstract: A method is provided in order to evaluate a risk of child having a neurodevelopmental disorder. Firstly, a first and a second information are shown simultaneously to the child at two different places on a display screen. Then the first and second information are removed from the display screen for a while and meanwhile movements of the eye of the child are tracked and recorded. Next, a third information is displayed on the display screen, at a location where the second information was previously displayed. This sequence is repeated a number of times. Next, a score for the child is established in function of the movements of his eye(s) as recorded while the first and second information were removed from the display screen. This score gives an indication of a risk of neurodevelopmental disorder with the child.