Atypical Functional Connectivity During Unfamiliar Music Listening in Children With Autism

Atypical Functional Connectivity During Unfamiliar Music Listening in Children With Autism

Background: Atypical processing of unfamiliar, but less so familiar, stimuli has been described in Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), in particular in relation to face processing. We examined the construct of familiarity in ASD using familiar and unfamiliar songs, to investigate the link between famili...

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Main Authors: Anagnostou, E. (Author), Brian, J. (Author), Chen, J.L (Author), Chow, S. (Author), Dunkley, B.T (Author), Fragiadakis, S. (Author), Freitas, C. (Author), Hunt, B.A.E (Author), Iaboni, A. (Author), Lerch, J.P (Author), Ristic, L. (Author), Schachar, R. (Author), Soorya, L. (Author), Taylor, M.J (Author), Wong, S.M (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Frontiers Media S.A. 2022
Subjects:
autism spectrum disorder
familiarity processing
functional connectivity
magnetoencephalography
music
neural oscillation
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