Do autistic brains perceive the world differently, or do they evaluate decisions along a unique path? An EEG study from the Hebrew University shows autistic adults match neurotypicals in sensory accuracy, but exhibit distinct neural processing of mistakes, difficulty, and past feedback.
Do autistic brains perceive the world differently, or do they evaluate decisions along a unique path? An EEG study from the Hebrew University shows autistic adults match neurotypicals in sensory accuracy, but exhibit distinct neural processing of mistakes, difficulty, and past feedback.
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