Atypical perceptual processing in autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is well documented. In
addition, growing evidence supports the hypothesis that an excitatory/inhibitory …

Individuals with autism are often characterized as 'seeing the trees, but not the forest'—
attuned to individual details in the visual world at the expense of the global percept they …

To judge the overall direction of a shoal of fish or a crowd of people, observers must
integrate motion signals across space and time. The limits on our ability to pool motion have …

Atypical visual processing of biological motion contributes to social impairments in autism
spectrum disorders (ASD). However, the exact temporal sequence of deficits of cortical …

The magnocellular (M) pathway hypothesis proposes that impaired visual motion perception
observed in individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) might be mediated by …

Visuo-perceptual processing in autism is characterized by intact or enhanced performance
on static spatial tasks and inferior performance on dynamic tasks, suggesting a deficit of …

Perceptual processing in autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is marked by superior low-level
task performance and inferior complex-task performance. This observation has led to …

We present the first assessment of motion sensitivity for persons with autism and normal
intelligence using motion patterns that require neural processing mechanisms of varying …

Vision in Autism Spectrum Conditions (ASC) is characterized by enhanced perception of
local elements, but impaired perception of global percepts. Deficits in coherent motion …

Abnormal sensory processing has been observed in autism, including superior visual
motion discrimination, but the neural basis for these sensory changes remains unknown …