No Neural Evidence of Statistical Learning During Exposure to Artificial Languages in Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders
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Susan Y. Bookheimer | Kristin McNealy | Mirella Dapretto | S. Bookheimer | M. Dapretto | M. Sigman | K. McNealy | A. T. Wang | Marian Sigman | Ashley A. Scott-Van Zeeland | A. Ting Wang | A. A. V. Zeeland
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