Research Comparing Superior Temporal Sulcus (STS) Activity Between Individuals with and Without

question 45

Multiple Choice

Research comparing superior temporal sulcus (STS) activity between individuals with and without symptoms of autism suggests that

• A) both groups demonstrate similar behavior when viewing social interactions.
• B) those without autism have more saccades per second than those with autism.
• C) those with autism are more likely to anticipate an individual's reactions than those who do not have autism.
• D) those without autism are more likely than those with autism to read other people's intentions.

---

Definitions:

Enlightenment Ideas

Philosophical ideas from the 17th and 18th centuries emphasizing reason, individualism, and skepticism towards traditional doctrines.

Universal Laws

Fundamental principles that are thought to apply everywhere and at all times in the universe, often used in the context of physics and ethics.

Nature To Society

The interaction and influence of natural environments and resources on human communities and social structures.

Newspapers

Publications issued at regular intervals containing news, editorials, and various other informational or entertainment content.