Robertson Et Al

question 2

Multiple Choice

Robertson et al.'s studies of motion perception in ASD using forced-choice motion discrimination tasks showed behavioural and brain imaging results in ASD consistent with:

• A) typical responses in both early and late stages of visual processing
• B) atypical responses in early stages of visual processing but typical responses in late stages of visual processing
• C) typical responses in early stages of visual processing but atypical responses in late stages of visual processing
• D) atypical responses in both early and late stages of visual processing

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Definitions:

Memory

The cognitive process that involves encoding, storing, and retrieving information over time.

Between-Subjects Design

A research design in which different groups of participants are exposed to different conditions or variables, allowing for comparisons between groups.

Correlation Effects

Observations of how two variables are associated with one another, though this does not imply causation.

Memory Training

Techniques or exercises aimed at improving an individual's ability to remember information.