Last but certainly not least: A big thanks to the amazing team who made this review happen! @annette_schenck@mfenckova @BoonMarina @ReijmersdalB @KiraHoeffler
*Tick…Tock…Tick* Your brain is continuously filtering out irrelevant repetitive stimuli, such as the ticking of a clock, through a process called habituation, allowing you to focus on what really matters: our new review on this subject! 1/8 https://t.co/XvztuDkDTo
We conclude that habituation, as a conserved, cognition- and disease-relevant process, can connect preclinical and clinical work. It is a powerful tool to advance research, diagnostics, and treatment of neurodevelopmental syndromes. Have a look and join the habituation fan club!
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Looking forward to present the Research Integrity Round tomorrow, September 22, about image duplication, paper mills, predatory journals and fake conferences.
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Our large scale ‘habituation deficits in ID /ASD models’ paper is out in Biological Psychiatry. Terrific paper, thanks to @mfenckova for endless energy, to @ZoltanAsztalos5 and all collaborators!
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