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September 10, 2025Molecular AutismOpen Access

Prediction efficiency and incremental processing strategy during spoken language comprehension in autistic children: an eye-tracking study

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Eye-tracking study compares prediction efficiency and incremental processing in autistic and neurotypical children, revealing key differences.

Autistic children exhibit reduced prediction efficiency during spoken language comprehension compared to neurotypical peers.
Lower proportions and slower growth rates of fixations on target objects indicate impaired prediction efficiency in autistic children.
Using the visual world paradigm, the study analyzed eye movements of 45 autistic children and 52 neurotypical children.
Study highlights the need for interventions addressing prediction efficiency to enhance language processing in autistic children.

Hua et al. (2025) studied this question.

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September 10, 2025Molecular AutismOpen Access

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Eye-tracking study compares prediction efficiency and incremental processing in autistic and neurotypical children, revealing key differences.

Autistic children exhibit reduced prediction efficiency during spoken language comprehension compared to neurotypical peers.
Lower proportions and slower growth rates of fixations on target objects indicate impaired prediction efficiency in autistic children.
Using the visual world paradigm, the study analyzed eye movements of 45 autistic children and 52 neurotypical children.
Study highlights the need for interventions addressing prediction efficiency to enhance language processing in autistic children.

Hua et al. (2025) studied this question.

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