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Global motion evoked potentials in autistic and dyslexic children: a cross-syndrome approach

2020-07-07

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<p>Atypicalities in psychophysical thresholds for global motion processing have been reported in many neurodevelopmental conditions, including autism and dyslexia. Cross-syndrome comparisons of neural dynamics may help determine whether altered motion processing is a general marker of atypical development or condition-specific. Here, we assessed group differences in N2 peak amplitude (previously proposed as a mark...

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10.31234/osf.io/2cq4b
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