Fig. 1. Visual representation of compensation, where A–E represent five hypothetical individuals with a given neurodevelopmental disorder. The black weights represent the extent of core cognitive deficit associated with that disorder (e.g., in ASD, theory of mind deficit). Larger weights (10g) ...
some or all the other typical characteristics of autism stem from this one main deficit. The hypothesis is explained in some books (some have "Theory of Mind" in the title, also Uta Frith has written on it) and simple tests have been devised to test a person's awareness of other minds...
The purpose of the present paper was to review psychological theories of autism, and to integrate these theories with neurobiological findings. Cognitive, theory of mind, language and coherence theories were identified, and briefly reviewed. Psychological theories were found not to account for the ...
The intense world theory of autism holds that autistic people experience the world in extreme ways. They perceive the world as so intense that it can become difficult or unbearable at times. This theory may explain... Sensory hypersensitivity Stimming an
A recent finding that individuals with autism are not susceptible to illusions has been explained by Happ茅 (1996) as a sign of "weak central coherence" at... Danielle,Ropar,Peter,... - 《Journal of Child Psychology & Psychiatry》 被引量: 207发表: 1999年 Reading the Mind in the Voice...
At one end of the spectrum, children with low functioningautismshow impairments in the recognition of action and the intentions of others to communicate (levels 1 and 2 in the SCALED model). Such children show disruption innetworks involved inTheory of Mind, including those connecting the DMPFC....
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ASD would then be a marker of their social functioning difficulties5,80. The exact nature of the “social brain” construct30,81,82and of other related constructs such as “theory of mind” or “mindreading”83,84,85, which gained considerable attention in the last decades in a wide range...
An obvious outstanding question is whether any changes in their perceptual performance on these other classes of objects may also perhaps be explained by the trend towards local processing. Although there is consensus that faces are the paradigmatic stimulus requiring configural representation, there is ...
Oooh, yes! I’ve had *so many* interactions where my body language was misinterpreted and I legit didn’t even realize that’s what was happening until someone explained it explicitly.#AutINSAR#INSAR2019https://t.co/ep4D1fhXU7 — codeman38 (@codeman38)May 2, 2019 ...