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Familiality of visual perceptual styles: Local and global visual processing in autism and first-degree relatives

2022-03-04

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<p>Background: Individuals with ASD often demonstrate a local visual processing bias, with some evidence showing concurrent impaired global processing. Atypicalities in global visual processing are associated with increased ASD symptom severity, shedding light into potential cognitive mechanisms contributing to the ASD phenotype. Visual perceptual and social attentional differences have also been documented more s...

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6f722982-db91-5731-bc83-2c06c863d1cf
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10.31234/osf.io/xy7s9
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