… Beyond cognitive flexibility, a possible explanation for the facial recognition deficit may be
that children with ASD have problems in the neurocognitive mechanisms that represent facial …

… cognitive flexibility. Namely, while the perseverative errors committed by individuals with autism
… sets of conditions, in order to further understanding of perseverative behaviour in autism. …

… can be drawn regarding cognitive flexibility in autistic people. … The inconsistent
operationalisation of cognitive flexibility and … , our understanding of cognitive flexibility in autistic …

… network activation during cognitive flexibility task performance in … knowledge for understanding
atypical trajectories. … to negative reward prediction errors in adolescents compared with …

… NFC has also been shown to influence teaching and … of NFC to the understanding of cognitive
flexibility and the … receptive to alternative opinions or inconsistent evidence. Our findings …

… to develop understanding of the nature and role of over-selectivity in autism spectrum disorder
(… utilized in this study were number of stages completed and number of adjusted errors. …

… , a potential explanation is cognitive inflexibility, eg, a reduced ability to switch between …
on parameters measuring pure cognitive flexibility (eg, perseverative errors). Accordingly, at the …

… a spatial reversal task, and exhibited more perseverative errors than the rest of the groups. …
of fluency tasks into our understanding of cognitive flexibility in autism, despite what is known …

… [4], our understanding of underlying pathophysiological processes … parents would show more
errors than typically developing … Given the maturation of cognitive flexibility and behavioral …

… alterations is important for enhancing our understanding of the brain bases of ASD. On-average …
Extra-dimensional shift errors (eg, errors made during shifting from one dimension to the …