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Elizabeth MilneSheffield Autism Research Lab, The University of SheffieldVerified email at sheffield.ac.uk
Megan FreethProfessor of Neurodevelopmental Psychology, University of SheffieldVerified email at sheffield.ac.uk
Myles JonesUniversity of SheffieldVerified email at sheffield.ac.uk

Stephanie Dunn

Stephanie Dunn

Manchester Metropolitan University

Verified email at mmu.ac.uk - Homepage

Neurodevelopmental conditions Equity Diversity and Inclusion in Higher Education


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Visual search performance is predicted by the degree to which selective attention to features modulates the ERP between 350 and 600 ms E Milne, SA Dunn, M Freeth, L Rosas-Martinez Neuropsychologia 51 (6), 1109-1118, 2013	49	2013
Binocular rivalry dynamics associated with high levels of self-reported autistic traits suggest an imbalance of cortical excitation and inhibition S Dunn, M Jones Behavioural Brain Research, 2020	15	2020
Altered neural dynamics in people who report spontaneous out of body experiences E Milne, S Dunn, C Zhao, M Jones Cortex 111, 87-99, 2019	14	2019
Electrophysiological evidence of atypical spatial attention in those with a high level of self-reported autistic traits SA Dunn, M Freeth, E Milne Journal of autism and developmental disorders 46, 2199-2210, 2016	12	2016
Electrophysiological Correlates of Visual Search in the Autism Spectrum S Dunn University of Sheffield, 2016		2016
ERP evidence of reduced spatial selectivity in those with high levels of self-reported autistic traits S Dunn, M Freeth, E Milne PERCEPTION 44, 294-295, 2015		2015

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