7th Annual International Meeting For Autism Research ... - Confex

Program
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Comorbid Features Of Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASDs)
Predictive Of ASD Surveillance Case Status. L. D. Wiggins, C.
Rice*, J. Baio and A. Washington, Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention
11:00 98 108.4
Oculomotor Function in Children with Autism Spectrum
Disorders During a Natural Viewing Task. C. J. Zampella*, A. M.
Krasno, W. Jones and A. Klin, Yale University School of Medicine
10:00 99 108.5
Unimpaired perceptual causality in high-functioning children
with autism. S. Congiu* 1 , A. Schlottmann 2 and E. Ray 2 , (1)
University of Siena, (2)University College London
10:00 100 108.6
The Implications of Colour Obsessions in Autism Spectrum
Disorders: The case of J.G. A. K. Ludlow* 1 , E. Hill 2 and P.
Heaton 3 , (1)Anglia Ruskin University, (2)Goldsmiths, University
of London, (3)Goldsmiths College, University of London
11:00 101 108.7
A Detailed Examination Of The Sensory Sensitivities Of Children
With Autism Spectrum And Other Developmental Disorders. A. E.
Robertson* and D. R. Simmons, University of Glasgow
11:00 102 108.8
Making sense of sensory integration: Is perceptual coherence
important in ASD?. L. Grayson* 1 , J. Briscoe 2 and A. O.
Holcombe 3 , (1)Cardiff University, (2)Bristol University, (3)
University of Sydney
10:00 103 108.9
Evidence of atypical processing of biological motion in Autistic
Spectrum Disorders. L. S. McKay* 1 , D. R. Simmons 1 , P. McAleer 1 ,
J. Piggot 2 and F. E. Pollick 1 , (1)University of Glasgow, (2)
University of California, Los Angeles
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The Role of Chronic Neural Noise in Autism Spectrum Disorders.
D. R. Simmons*, E. Toal, L. McKay, A. E. Robertson, P. McAleer
and F. E. Pollick, University of Glasgow
11:00 105 108.11
A controlled study of psychophysiological responses of
young children with autism to sensory, social, and repetitive
phenomena. C. McCormick*, C. Green, C. Zierhut, D. Hessl and
S. Rogers, UC Davis M.I.N.D. Institute
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Release from masking in speech perception by children with
Asperger’s syndrome. C. Füllgrabe*, J. I. Alcántara and E. J.
Weisblatt, University of Cambridge
10:00 107 108.13
Synaptic causes for hyper perception in autism: A model-driven
approach. Y. Bonneh*, Y. Adini and M. Tsodyks, The Weizmann
Inst. of Science
10:00 108 108.14
Normal Low-Level Audiovisual Interaction In Adults With
Autism: The Double Flash Illusion. C. Cascio* 1 , R. E. Sassoon 2 ,
A. Carroll-Sharpe 2 , S. Guest 2 , G. T. Baranek 3 and G. K. Essick 2 ,
(1)Vanderbilt University, (2)University of North Carolina, (3)
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
11:00 109 108.15
The Development of a Clinical Measure of Sensory Processing
Behaviors for Toddlers with Autism Spectrum Disorders. A. Ben-
Sasson 1 and M. B. Kadlec* 2 , (1)University of Haifa, (2)Boston
University
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Modification of the Preferential Looking Technique for use with
Children with Autism. L. Hancock* 1 , J. Bebko 1 , K. Wells 1 and J.
H. Schroeder 2 , (1)York University, (2)York University, Toronto
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Eagle-eye visual acuity in autism. E. Ashwin*, C. Ashwin, D.
Rhydderch, J. Howells and S. Baron-Cohen, University of
Cambridge
18 7 th Annual International Meeting For Autism Research (IMFAR) 2008