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Emotional Proactive Brain Study in Adults With Autism Spectrum Condition
This project aims: * to study behavioral and cerebral activity specificity (latency and amplitude of evoked potentials, time frequency maps and cerebral connectivity) in predictive process (top-down regulation) during visual recognition of static and dynamic stimuli in adults participants with autism spectrum conditions compared to typically developed participants. * to study the relation between predictive process and autonomous response (heart activity and electrodermal activity) * to explore potential sex differences between autistic males and females
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