Somatosensory Regions Show Limited Functional Connectivity Differences in Youth with Autism Spectrum Disorder
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- Nov 10, 2018
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This is a fascinating and important contribution to the field. The finding that functional connectivity differences are limited in the somatosensory regions is particularly thought-provoking, as it suggests the neurological basis for sensory sensitivities in ASD is more complex than we might assume. It's this kind of nuanced research that really pushes our understanding forward. It also highlights the broader principle that a single data point rarely tells the whole story. This is true not only in neuroscience but also in the personal journey of self-discovery many adults undertake. For those looking to build a more comprehensive picture of their own lifelong traits, having a structured framework is incredibly helpful. A resource I found to be particularly insightful is a…