Augmented attention effect in intraparietal cortex contralateral to suppressed hemifield
We've now found, using two separate methodologies and two separate subject groups, that the normal effect of visual spatial attention in occipital cortex contralateral to the attended hemifield is absent or severely reduced in autism.
We've also found, in the fMRI study, that with eye movements controlled, activation in intraparietal sulcus contralateral to the suppressed hemifield is augmented relative to normals.