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Atypical sound perception in ASD explained by inter-trial (in)consistency in EEG.

2018-12-14

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<p>A relative indifference to the human voice is a characteristic of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Yet, studies of voice perception in ASD provided contradictory results: one study described an absence of preferential response to voices in ASD while another reported a larger activation to vocal sounds than environmental sounds, as seen in typically developed (TD) adults. In children with ASD, an absence of prefe...

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49d29138-7800-54c4-a06e-28cc27babccb
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10.31234/osf.io/6w9zj
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