… between language and cognitive functions, and it is this unusual separation that first captured
our attention. In this chapter, we describe the severe spatial cognitive … similarities across …

The current study utilized a comprehensive neuropsychological test battery to investigate
cognitive abilities in a sample of 49 WS individuals (25 male) aged 6–39 years. Age effects …

… tasks are matched on difficulty across different cognitive domains, allowing for direct comparison.
Otherwise comparisons between separately normed tests may represent differences in …

… abilities in Williams syndrome (WS). … cross-syndrome comparisons were included but data
was only extracted for the WS group and control groups. One chapter published between the …

… the similarities and differences between the socio-cognitive deficits … Overall, we reveal an
intricate profile of similarities and … , might stem from difficulties in spatial cognition, at least in the …

… Often contrasted with ASD for their characteristic hypersociability, Williams syndrome (WS) …
deficits, impairments in pragmatic skills, language and atypical social interactions (Hocking et …

… Studies in Down syndrome (DS) and Williams syndrome (WS) have … , direct comparisons
between WS and DS are rare and often use different tasks, making direct comparisons between …

… of language and spatial cognition. Here we examine … of a severe spatial impairment, as in
Williams syndrome, the … -emerging abilities in spatial language and show parallels with other …

… We examined the cognitive, language, and instructional factors associated with reading
ability in Williams syndrome (WS). Seventy 9-year-olds with WS completed standardized …

This study aimed at examining the ability of causal inferences and semantic priming of people
with Williams syndrome (WS). Previous studies pointed out that people with WS showed …