Behavioural and neural basis of anomalous motor learning in children with autism

Keyphrases

• Motor Learning 100%
• Neural Basis 100%
• Childhood Autism 100%
• Learning with Errors Problem 60%
• Cerebellum 40%
• Typically Developing children 40%
• Autism Spectrum Disorder 40%
• Proprioception 40%
• Anterior Cerebellum 40%
• Control Subjects 20%
• Autism 20%
• Reaching Movements 20%
• Motor Impairment 20%
• Motor Command 20%
• Communication Skills 20%
• Abnormal Pattern 20%
• Diagnostic Criteria 20%
• Developmental Disorders 20%
• Motor Control 20%
• Sensory Modality 20%
• Behavioral Techniques 20%
• Social Skills 20%
• Robotic Manipulandum 20%
• Structural Brain Imaging 20%
• Typically Developing Controls 20%
• Visual Error 20%
• Lobule VI 20%

Neuroscience

• Pervasive Developmental Disorder 100%
• Motor Learning 100%
• Cerebellum 50%
• Proprioception 25%
• Behavior (Neuroscience) 12%
• Stereotypic Movement Disorder 12%
• Brain Imaging 12%
• Motor Control 12%

Psychology

• Autism Spectrum Disorder 100%
• Communication Skill 16%
• Motor Control 16%
• Developmental Disorder 16%