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Jul 2026
Phase synchronization modes are associated with heterogeneous social orienting in children and adolescents with autism.
The findings suggest that social orienting variability within ASD is associated with heterogeneous neurodynamic modes that become most visible under naturalistic social input and are more strongly associated with phase synchronization.
Xingke Wang, Sheng Yang, Heli Lu et al.
· Molecular Autism · 0 citations