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Temporal Synchrony in Autism: A Systematic Review

2020-11-20

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<p>A large number of studies have reported that autistic individuals show differences in their performance on temporal asynchrony tasks as compared to neurotypical individuals. Specifically, autistic individuals appear to show a reduced tendency towards synchrony. However, the evidence has hitherto not been reviewed in a systematic way, making it difficult to be sure of the magnitude and generalisability of the di...

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10.31234/osf.io/67gv8
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