Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
10465205 Neuropsychologia 2012 11 Pages PDF
Abstract
► Studied effects of timing and modality order for autistics (ASD) and typical peers. ► Measured behavior and electrophysiology of semantic multisensory integration. ► No differences were noted in reaction time or accuracy between the groups. ► ERPs showed increased reliance on perception for ASD but not TD peers. ► Timing asymmetries were consistent with perceptual strengths in ASD.
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