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Reward Responsiveness across Autism and Autistic Traits – Evidence from Neuronal, Autonomic, and Behavioural Levels

2022-02-15

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Atypicalities in processing of social rewards have been suggested to lie at the root of social difficulties in autism spectrum conditions (ASC). While evidence for atypical reward function in ASC is mounting, it remains unclear whether it manifests specifically in hypo- or hyper-responsiveness, and whether it appears only in the social domain or more generally. Moreover, stimuli used as social rewards in studies o...

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5e8d6205-ba18-53b5-a815-2000511339d6
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10.1101/2022.02.11.22270801
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