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Abstract

This study investigated the neural mechanisms underlying social orienting and mentalizing using eye movement and neural typicality measures in typically developing (TD) and autistic individuals. The findings suggest distinct, yet overlapping, neural systems underpinning these two components of the "social brain."

Publisher

Communications Biology

Published On

Jan 29, 2020

Authors

Michal Ramot, Catherine Walsh, Gabrielle Elise Reimann, Alex Martin

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