Well, all of that may be interesting, but how does it help us do something about autism?
I'd like to get a bit more speculative now, and talk about how slowed attentional shifting may lead to other elements of autistic perception and behaviour.
`Physiological Studies of Attention in Autism: Implications for Autistic Cognition and Behaviour', Matthew Belmonte, 26 January 2002
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