Aim The neurocognitive basis of Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD; or motor
clumsiness) remains an issue of continued debate. This combined systematic review and …

The prefrontal cortex is included in a neuronal system that includes the basal ganglia, the
thalamus, and the cerebellum. Most of the higher and more complex motor, cognitive, and …

For people with aphantasia, visual imagery is absent or markedly impaired. Here, we
investigated the relationship between aphantasia and two other neurodevelopmental …

Background: Impairments in imitation abilities have been commonly described in children
with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). How motricity in interpersonal coordination impacts …

Background Self/other distinction (SOD), which refers to the ability to distinguish one's own
body, actions, and mental representations from those of others, is an essential skill for …

Individuals with aphantasia, a nonclinical condition typically characterized by mental
imagery deficits, often report reduced episodic memory. However, findings have hitherto …

Perspective taking (PT) is a cognitive ability that enables people to imagine how an object or
a scene appears from a perspective different from their current physical viewpoint. This is a …

Children with developmental coordination disorder (DCD) exhibit deficits both in imitation
and motor imagery (MI) compared to typically developing children. Combined action …

Background: The sympathy-empathy (SE) system is commonly considered a key faculty
implied in prosocial behaviors, and SE deficits (also called callous-unemotional traits, CUTs) …

Introduction Either Developmental Visuospatial Disorder (DVSD) and Developmental
Coordination Disorder (DCD) present with difficulties in visuospatial processing, even …