28 le Bulletin scientique de l’arapi - numéro 28 - automne 2011
11e Université d'automne…
Dans l’autisme, des dysfonctionnements dans ce réseau,
impliquant en particulier les liens fonctionnels entre
l’amygdale et le système moteur, pourraient sous-tendre
les difcultés à répondre de façon adaptée aux signaux
d’autrui.
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