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EEG functional connectivity as a prognostic biomarker of adaptive function in autistic people

2025-05-19

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Many autistic people have challenges with adaptive function, impacting education, employment and independent-living goals. Adaptive function outcomes of autistic people vary considerably, which makes planning for future needs challenging. Here, using a developmentally sensitive approach, we investigated if cortico-cortical functional connectivity - a core neurobiological feature that differs in autism - could pred...

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f978b2c6-8f87-537c-a43e-e02527720eaf
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10.1101/2025.05.17.25327836
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