Neurophysiology of perceptual closure abilities in children with autism spectrum disorder and neurotypical control children
Erin Bojanek, Edward G. Freedman, John J. Foxe · FENS Forum 2024
Visual perception differences are common in autism spectrum disorder (ASD) including a bias towards local object features over the gestalt. Using a perceptual closure paradigm, this study aims to examine the neurophysiology of local-global object perception by studying how the visual system fills in missing information during incomplete viewing conditions in children with ASD and neurotypical (NT) controls. Data collection is ongoing; currently 7 ASD participants and 7 NT controls, ages 7-14 years have completed the perceptual closure paradigm during EEG recording. Participants are shown a ser
ePoster · Neuroscience