Brain areas that receive input from the eyes, skin and muscles usually have shorter processing periods compared with higher-order areas that integrate information and control memory and decision-making. New study shows that this hierarchy of intrinsic neural timescales is disrupted in autism.

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Brain areas that receive input from the eyes, skin and muscles usually have shorter processing periods compared with higher-order areas that integrate information and control memory and decision-making. New study shows that this hierarchy of intrinsic neural timescales is disrupted in autism.