Slower Rate of Binocular Rivalry in Autism
Slower Rate of Binocular Rivalry in Autism is a scholarly work by Simon Baron-Cohen, Caroline E Robertson, Chris Baker, and Dwight J Kravitz, published in 2013 in ''The Journal of Neuroscience''. The main subjects of the publication include autism, neuroscience, Binocular rivalry, visual perception, audiology, psychology, Paramyxoviridae, Percept, perception, obsessive-compulsive disorder, binocular vision, cognitive psychology, rivalry, and developmental psychology. The authors tested a potential behavioral footprint of this proposed imbalance using binocular rivalry, a visual phenomenon in which perceptual experience is thought to mirror the push and pull of excitatory and inhibitory cortical dynamics.