Neuroimaging, Dr. Kevin Pelphrey

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Dr. Kevin Pelphrey discusses recent research, using fMRI to investigate the brain mechanisms involved in the typical and atypical development of social perception in typically developing children and children with autism.

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In this lecture, Dr. Kevin Pelphrey discusses recent research, using functional magnetic resonance imaging to investigate the brain mechanisms involved in the typical and atypical development of social perception (the ability to understand the intentions and psychological dispositions of other people on the basis of biological motion cues) in typically developing children and children with autism.

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