[PDF] Top 20 Binding of multiple features in memory by high-functioning adults with autism spectrum disorder

... relational binding is associated with the broader clinical manifestation of ASD as well as with difficulties experienced by individuals on the spectrum in their everyday ...of memory difficulties ... See full document

... in multiple spatial scales (local connectivity 10- and 14-mm radii; distant connectivity 23- and 27-mm radii), in order to confirm whether our findings in local connectivity was not due to arbitrary definitions of ... See full document

... 26 adults with ASD and 27 gender- and IQ-matched typical ...by memory processes, goes some way in explaining the equivalent performance between groups on this ... See full document

... same memory advantage for arousing as compared to neutral events as typical participants do, thus contributing to the poorer eyewitness testimonies in this ...typical memory advantage for emotionally ... See full document

... term memory (and, hence, long-term learning) than does visual imagery, and because individuals with ASD (who have a verbal mental age over 7 years) are capable of verbal rehearsal, it may be more productive to ... See full document

... hyperactivity disorder; AQ: Autism-spectrum quotient; ASD: Autism spectrum disorder; BDI: Beck Depression Inventory score; Cre: Creatine; CRLBs: Cramér-Rao lower bounds; CSF: ... See full document

... of memory performance in ASD is strongly suggestive of involvement of the medial temporal and the frontal lobes of the ...semantic memory has been reported in children with early damage to the hippocampus ... See full document

... clinical features of ...as memory and executive functions (EFs), as well as language, and the ability to process complex stories that include abstract mental state words (Tager-Flusberg, 2007), seem ... See full document

... episodic memory, episodic future thinking, and ToM share a common underlying basis among neurotypical ...hippocampal functioning is atypical in ASD (Bowler, Gaigg, & Lind, ... See full document

... from high-functioning adults with ASD. Through multiple approaches, we identified a potential marker (cg20793532) for which is the AUC value was ...diagnosing high-functioning ... See full document

... semantic features (meaning) of words increases the efficacy of recall in comparison to asking participants to attend to phonological features (sound), which in turn is more effective than asking them to ... See full document

... learning, memory, and spatial ...with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) find particularly ...Such binding is a capacity of the ...ASD adults demonstrated specific difficulty with ... See full document

... neurotypical adults, concurrent artic- ulatory suppression does not detrimentally affect event-based PM task performance (Marsh & Hicks, 1998; Otani, Landau, Libkuman, ... See full document

... (episodic memory) and the ability to imagine possible future personal experiences (episodic future ...hippocampal functioning) and temporal “self-projection” (the ability to mentally project oneself through ... See full document

... Therefore, high- angular resolution diffusion imaging techniques such as constrained spherical deconvolution (CSD) have been de- ...CSD, multiple fibers passing through a voxel with distinct orientations ... See full document

... teen adults with ASD (13 males, 5 females) and 18 neu- rotypical comparison adults (11 males, 7 females) took part, all of whom gave written, informed consent before ...autistic disorder (n = 4) or ... See full document

... WM functioning in adolescents with ...broad spectrum of symptoms found in ...non-social features of ...this disorder are still unknown and, considering the impact of ASD on many peoples’ ... See full document

... Multiple miRNAs have been proposed as potential bio- markers for children with ASD; however, many results are not consistent across studies [5]. The reasons may be due to different factors such as tissue, RNA ... See full document

... groups. As the number of distracters (set-size) in a search task increases then so does the reaction time. The set-size slope is a measure of search efficiency and the intercept is a measure of the speed of processing ... See full document

... An alternative model, proposed by Mottron et al (2006) [20] suggests that enhanced perception in sensory cortex contributes to ASD. Evidence for this is found in enhanced pitch discrimination in the auditory domain [21]. ... See full document