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How kids with autism process visual illusions

Children with autism may perceive visual illusions differently than neurotypical children do, research finds.

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Neural underpinnings of atypical visual sensory behaviors in some children with autism

There is this picture – you may have seen it. It is black and white and has two silhouettes facing one another. Or maybe you see the black vase with a white background. But now, you likely see both.

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Some People Do Better on Cognitive Tasks While Walking

Some young and healthy people improve performance on cognitive tasks while walking by changing the use of neural .

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Some People Do Better on Cognitive Tasks while Walking

While past research has found that people perform worse on cognitive tasks while walking, a new study shows that might not be true for everyone.

Edward freedmanEleni patelakiUniversity of rochester clinical translational science instituteNational centerDel monte institute for neuroscience pilot programNational institutes of healthUniversity of rochester school medicineDel monte instituteMariona schindler cognitive neurophysiology laboratoryRochester schoolCognitive neurophysiologyBody imagingNeuroscience pilot programAdvancing translational sciencesNational institutes

Some people do better on cognitive tasks while walking

While past research has found that people perform worse on cognitive tasks while walking, a new study shows that might not be true for everyone.

Edward freedmanEleni patelakiUniversity of rochester clinical translational science instituteNational centerDel monte institute for neuroscience pilot programNational institutes of healthUniversity of rochester school medicineDel monte instituteMariona schindler cognitive neurophysiology laboratoryRochester schoolCognitive neurophysiologyBody imagingNeuroscience pilot programAdvancing translational sciencesNational institutes

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