Roser and colleagues (2015)speculate that adults with autism spectrum disorder (ASD)outperform controls on implicit spatial relationship tasks because adults with ASD:
A)treated the visual display as a unified whole.
B)focused on local relations between objects in the visual display.
C)attempted to give meaning to the objects in the visual display.
D)encoded the objects sequentially,rather than spatially.

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The researchers suggest that adults with ASD perform better on implicit spatial relationship tasks due to their tendency to focus on local relations between objects in the visual display, rather than treating the display as a unified whole or attempting to give meaning to the objects. This suggests that they may process visual information differently than non-autistic individuals, with a focus on local details rather than global features.

Roser and Colleagues (2015)speculate That Adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder