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Neural correlates of auditory processing difficulties (APD) in children with high functioning ASD
2019 Royal Arch Research Assistance Pilot
Cincinnati, Ohio
United States
Despite reporting auditory processing difficulties (APD), children with these difficulties have not been found to have underlying hearing problems when tested by audiologists. Rather, imaging studies by this research team have shown brain differences in children with APD in areas relevant to speech, but not other types of sounds. This study will look at brain imaging of children with APD and autism to understand the connections between speech and other brain areas. Understanding these connections may help identify disruptions to these connections in individuals with autism. This understanding may lead to new ways to improve communication in children with autism by targeting the brain connections related to speech.
- Keywords:
- FMRI
- Functional Neuroimaging
- EEG
- Cognitive/ Behavioral Neuroscience
- Perception
- Language & Communication
- Cognition
- Behavioral Neuroscience
- Screening/ Diagnosis/ Phenotyping
- Etiology/ Risk Factors
- Treatment/ Prevention
- Children (3-12 Years)
- Adolescents/ Young Adults (13-25 Years)
- Aspergers/ High-Functioning Individuals With ASD
- Auditory Processing Difficulty
Status:
CompletedInvestigator:
Moore, DavidGrant Term:
1 yearAward Type:
Royal Arch Research Assistance PilotGrant Amount:
$60,000.00Institution Website:
http://www.cincinnatichildrens.orgGrant ID:
11624