Infants at high likelihood for autism show reduced neural speech tracking and altered statistical learning trajectories, with significant implications for early diagnosis.
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Infants at high likelihood for autism show reduced neural speech tracking and altered statistical learning trajectories, with significant implications for early diagnosis.
The central classification result was invalidated due to shortcut learning related to recording conditions rather than actual child vocalizations.
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