Atypical Integration of Motion Signals in Autism Spectrum Conditions
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Effect of Intentional Bias on Agency Attribution of Animated Motion: An Event-Related fMRI Study
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Navigating the Maze of Social Anxiety: How Our Minds and Memories Interact
Introduction Have you ever had a thought that you just couldn’t shake off, no matter how hard you tried to focus on something else? This common experience can shed light on an important psychological phenomenon known as impaired attentional disengagement. In a world bustling with stimuli, our brains are constantly working on filtering out the […]
The World Through Their Eyes: Understanding the Gaze of Children with Autism in Natural Settings
— Introduction: Exploring New Horizons in Autism Research Imagine walking through a park filled with lively children playing, adults chatting, and nature bustling with activity. Now consider the world from the perspective of a child with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). How do they perceive this scene? What catches their attention, and why? These are some […]
Faces and Feelings: Exploring Brain Waves in Young People with Autism
Unlocking the Secrets of the Mind Imagine walking into a room and seeing someone smile at you. For most, this simple gesture might automatically trigger feelings of warmth or friendliness. However, for some, recognizing and processing this expression isn’t as straightforward. Picture how exhausting everyday interactions could become if the subtle emotions conveyed by a […]
Decoding Dopamine: How Genetics Shape What We See and How We Process It
Introduction: Genetics, Dopamine, and the Dance of Perception If you’ve ever wondered why some people catch small details in a chaotic scene while others might miss them entirely, you’re touching upon an intricate interplay of biology and psychology. Vision, far beyond a simple biological process, is a dazzling dance between our eyes and our brain. […]
Strengthening Minds—Harnessing the Power of Digital Training for Older Adults**
— Introduction: The Digital Fountain of Youth? Imagine a world where computers could help keep our minds sharp well into our golden years. It sounds like science fiction, but it’s quickly becoming a reality. In an age where technology is reshaping every aspect of life, it’s fascinating to see how it intersects with our mental […]
Seeing the Future: The Brain’s Secret to Predicting Motion
Introduction: Peering Into the Mind’s Crystal Ball Imagine standing on a busy street corner. As you wait to cross, your eyes and mind work in tandem, calculating the speed and direction of oncoming traffic, ensuring you navigate the bustling scene safely. But have you ever paused to consider the invisible processes occurring in your brain, […]
Discovering Empathy’s Essence: Exploring the Neural Symphony of Moral Elevation
Introduction: Unlocking the Secrets of the Mind Have you ever felt an uncontrollable surge of warmth watching a stranger help someone in need or witnessing an athlete achieve a triumphant feat that required incredible skill and determination? These moments often bring about profound emotional responses that many might describe using words like ‘inspiring’ or ‘heartwarming’. […]
Connecting the Dots: Autism, Developmental Disorders, and the Way We Perceive the World
Introduction Take a moment to imagine walking through a bustling city filled with bright lights and loud noises. Some people might find this exhilarating, while others could feel overwhelmed. Our ability to process and integrate this sensory information plays a huge role in how we perceive and engage with the world around us. For individuals […]