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Does presentation of face-emotion arousal cues influence visual sensory sensitivity in individuals with ASD compared to typically-developed individuals?
Cross-Sectional (n=41)
Does presentation of face-emotion arousal cues influence visual sensory sensitivity in individuals with ASD compared to typically-developed individuals?
Individual state-anxiety levels significantly modulate the effect of emotions on visual temporal sensitivity in ASD individuals, highlighting the interplay between affective reactivity and anxiety in sensory processing.
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Rainer Schulz (2007) conducted a cross-sectional in Autism spectrum disorders (n=41). Face-emotion arousal cues (Disgust vs Neutral) vs. Typically-developed individuals was evaluated on Visual temporal resolution in a visual temporal order judgment task.
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