Relationships between Behavior and Sensorimotor Circuitry in ASD

Thursday, May 14, 2015: 2:40 PM-3:30 PM
Grand Ballroom D (Grand America Hotel)
Moderator:
R. T. Schultz
2:40 PM
119.001
Cortico-Cerebellar Dysfunctions Associated with Visuomotor Abnormalities in Autism Spectrum Disorder Vary According to the Quality of Visual Feedback
M. W. Mosconi S. P. Coombes L. M. Schmitt G. Magnon D. E. Vaillancourt J. A. Sweeney
2:52 PM
119.002
Atypical Lateralization of Motor Circuit Connectivity in Children with High-Functioning Autism Is Associated with Motor Deficits
D. L. Floris A. D. Barber M. B. Nebel S. H. Mostofsky
3:04 PM
119.003
Post-Movement Beta Rebound Is Decreased in Children with ASD
W. C. Gaetz L. Blaskey E. S. Kuschner L. Bloy R. Murray C. Fisk M. Ku D. Chudnovskaya J. W. Dell R. Golembski P. Lam S. E. Levy T. P. Roberts
3:16 PM
119.004
Praxis-Related Alterations of Cortical Oscillations in Children with Autism: Associations with Symptom Severity, Repetitive Behaviors and Motor Planning
J. B. Ewen B. M. Lakshmanan A. S. Pillai M. Hallett N. E. Crone S. H. Mostofsky
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