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A new study published in the journal Autism Research sheds light on the attentional patterns of young autistic children and their relationship with sensory experiences.
The researchers found notable connections between “sticky attention” and certain sensory behaviors, such as heightened sensory responsiveness and intense interests.
Autistic children were more likely to exhibit this behavior, and it was associated with lower cognitive abilities and greater sensory-responsiveness.
The researchers aim to enhance the understanding of sensory differences and learning in autism.
The study’s design was not initially designed to measure “springy attention,” and the varying characteristics of stimuli could have influenced the results.
The researchers hope to empower autistic individuals by providing insights into how attention affects sensory experiences.
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