Inclusion and exclusion criteria.

<div><p>Background</p><p>Atypical sensory reactivity is a cardinal presentation in autism. Within the tactile domain, atypical tactile reactivity (TR) is common, it emerges early, persists into adulthood, and impedes social interaction and daily functioning. Hence, atypical T...

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Main Author:	Shohreh Kariminezhad (20329710) (author)
Other Authors:	Reza Zomorrodi (13352481) (author), Christoph Zrenner (269210) (author), Daniel M. Blumberger (5908358) (author), Stephanie H. Ameis (10717494) (author), Hsiang-Yuan Lin (4503274) (author), Meng-Chuan Lai (127578) (author), Tarek K. Rajji (8486271) (author), Yona Lunsky (5518298) (author), Marcos Sanches (5538656) (author), Pushpal Desarkar (11527423) (author)
Published:	2024
Subjects:	Biochemistry Medicine Cell Biology Molecular Biology Neuroscience Physiology Biotechnology Developmental Biology Mental Health Infectious Diseases strengthen inhibitory processes impedes social interaction primary sensory cortex safely reduce hyper previously reported hyper rtms ), designed atypical tactile reactivity 32 autistic adults test whether hyper xlink "> plasticity xlink "> autistic adults tactile domain motor cortex reduced hyper autistic population autistic participants study findings matched controls key target intelligence quotient influence outcome improve outcomes highly valuable emerges early either sham daily functioning cardinal presentation biological intervention atypical tr assessing plasticity
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Inclusion and exclusion criteria.

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