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Sex-dependent structure of socioemotional salience, executive control, and default mode networks in preschool-aged children with autism
The structure of large-scale intrinsic connectivity networks is atypical in adolescents diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD or autism). However, the degree to which alterations occur in younger children, and whether these differences vary by sex, is unknown. We utilized structural magnetic
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