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Flexibility in autism during unpredictable shifts of socio-emotional stimuli. Investigation of group and sex differences.
Considering the mixed nature of reports of flexibility difficulties in autism, we hypothesized that a task that more closely resembles the challenges faced in real life would help to assess these difficulties. Autistic and typically developing (TD) adults performed an online Emotional Shifting Task
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